Sentence examples for end of the information from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the actions that will most affect engineers at the end of the Information Gathering phase is the acquisition and development of the project team, based on the findings of this phase.

The other particle, at the far end of the information channel, will instantly assume the state of the message particle.

Finally, since capital stock is not directly observable in a country, infrastructure investments must undergo a perpetual inventory method, which regards issues with the "beginning" and the "end" of the information.

Instead of remaining in this country upon graduation (which has traditionally been the pattern), the majority of foreign graduates are now returning to their homes where the economic prospects and status are better than in the U.S. Based on an 80-year economic cycle, we are coming to the end of the information age.

The common thread through all of this was that the guy on the receiving end of the information was trying to make sense of what it meant in terms of him and me.

We learned, painfully enough, that young people now preferred reading our stuff on all-purpose mobile devices... or, even better yet, publishing their take instead of sitting at the end of the information chain, consuming ours.

The release of the report, which was originally scheduled to be completed in Feb. 2006, marked the end of the information-gathering phase of the Energy Initiative, Hockfield's first major action as MIT president.

But what about people who are on the receiving end of the information-drenched? We can take a few pointers from people who, like Dr. Sacks or the artist Chuck Close, suffer from prosopagnosia, or face blindness, and can't recognize others.

Respective repositories were established as searchable databases and are, currently, the ends of the information processing queue.

Although his main focus was not Bergdahl (13 out of 500 reports covered Bergdahl by the end of 2010), the information gleaned from local Zadrans around Miranshah and the Swat Valley was highly prejudicial and often fictional.

I learned from experience to withhold until the end of class the information that during World War II Jarrell had served as a celestial-navigation tower operator rather than as a member of a bomber crew.