Sentence examples for different information spaces from inspiring English sources

Context Fabric [15] is a middleware to organize and promote communication between different information spaces where users keep their information (e.g., location).

This means, as one analyst described it, that Estonia's Russians live in different "information spaces".

To this end, we propose to use a spectral projection approach, described in Figure 1, in which relationships between genes are represented as graphs in different information spaces (sources) and are further combined in kernel-transformed space.

The study by Miller et al. [ 1] presented similar conclusions, dividing care coordination and management in ICUs into two different information spaces: coordination of resources, and coordination of patient care.

Another condition for reducing the dimensions of the feature space (different information value of face image areas) also seems to be quite obvious (e.g. the image area that depicts an eye or a mouth has much higher information value than the area containing a cheek).

Portlets visualize the different dimensions of the contextualized information spaces, providing the user with multiple views on the latest news media coverage.

The successful implementation of these so-called cross-media information spaces, where different types of digital information get linked and integrated with physical entities, demands for a rethinking of models and architectures for extensible and scalable cross-media annotation and linking.

Within the framework of spectral clustering, information integration can be performed at different stages: 1) create a pairwise distance matrix by combining all information sources, 2) after kernel transformation, combine the similarity matrices derived from different information sources in the kernel space.

Take the starry sky as an example again: the same pattern of stars, at different moments in time and locations in space will in general convey different information about the location of your friend.

It therefore empowers you to think and process information faster because your brain has the space to hold links to so much different information, and in doing so it expands your subjective time.

It has also been suggested that females may further elaborate this mechanism by using multi-modal signals with different active spaces, in which females can simultaneously offer different males different information about ovarian function [ 24, 26].