Sentence examples for evidently information from inspiring English sources

Evidently, information has been an object of philosophical desire for some time, well before the computer revolution, Internet or the dot.com pandemonium (see for example Dunn [2001] and Adams [2003]).

Evidently, information has always been of great importance in decision making on the marine environment, and all interviewees agreed that information played a central role in the designation of MPAs.

She was evidently informed.

Evidently, the information about Clinton's illness was tightly held.

American government officials also reportedly concluded over the summer that Russia had penetrated the computer networks of companies that operate nuclear power stations and other energy facilities, evidently gathering information and probing for vulnerabilities.

Angry about senators who had evidently disclosed information about the threat of future terrorist attacks provided to them by American intelligence officials, Mr. Bush called a member of the leadership and told him, a legislative aide said, that he might have to restrict the amount of classified information given to senators.

Evidently, no information can be conveyed when all nodes are silent or when all nodes transmit at the same time, where the latter is due to the half-duplex constraint imposed on all nodes.

Evidently, the information available even in near-distance, live viewing (visual detail, 3D form, motion) did not allow viewers to distinguish hyper-realistic masks from real faces with any generality.

She also wrote letters to investment banks like Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, in the midst of a $600 million Ukraine eurobond offering, warning the banks that there was evidently false information in the offering circular about Ukraine's commitment to the rule of law.

Although, evidently, this information is not sufficient to allow an official functional annotation it may still support the putative functional labels assigned by BALBOA.

Moreover, it is noteworthy to identify a brain region, here in right parietal cortex, which evidently combines information about the predictability of each temporal pattern with the synchronous relation to the other modality.