This creates the extra step of opinion sharing among equally informed individuals, compared with only a vertical flow of information from opinion leaders to followers.
Named after one of his albums and built around snippets of audio interviews with Mr. Ayler, it attempts and often achieves a fresh, playful style that's equally informed by jazz traditions and Mr. Ayler's urge to shatter them.
The band's sound is reminiscent of 1990s indie rock, sure, but it's equally informed by the dim atmospherics of Nick Drake; despite a plethora of amplified instruments, Tall Firs feels like a folk outfit at heart.
Mailer's The Executioner's Song, his magnificent account of the life and judicial killing of criminal Gary Gilmore, is formally divided into sections called Eastern Voices and Western Voices, but the importance of the burning spoken memory equally informs Wolfe's The Right Stuff and Lewis's Moneyball and Flash Boys.
The teams that are investigating have to be sensitized and equally informed that if you do not nip crimes like these in the bud it might embolden people to take a more aggressive stance against women and there might be an increase in what they consider more serious crime.
Now that people are connected more directly and deeply than ever before, it is our responsibility to help disseminate content that equally informs as well as inspires.
The household registry used in the study could only be linked to those women co-residing with physicians, thus potentially misclassifying into the comparison group relatives of physicians who, although living in a different household, may be equally informed of the relative benefits and risks of c-sections versus vaginal deliveries.
Young people wanted to be as equally informed as their parents and have discussion at their level [ 44].
It is a parasitic concept, masked, once again, by the idea that everyone is equally as informed about what they are doing and hence no one can be blamed for any given outcome.
Equally, a choice is classified as informed when a score is higher than the midpoint of the knowledge scale (>4), less than the midpoint of the attitude scale (equal or <12) and not having the test [ 33].
