Sentence examples for exercise in information from inspiring English sources

Extracting a conclusion from this daylong session was an exercise in information and complexity theory itself.

Delta Air Lines, for example, had nine employees on a special Twitter squad called "Team Assist" — but, by my reading, this was mostly an exercise in information sharing and hand-holding, not in reservation-holding. "I am very sorry for your ordeal," a Team Assist member told one frustrated traveler two days after Christmas.

The paper's objective is to present and analyze two separate examples on the elaboration of costing exercises in information-poor settings, and illustrate how the lack of HRH financial and cost data was overcome in Mozambique and Guinea Bissau.

This paper reports on two separate experiences of HRDP costing in Mozambique and Guinea Bissau, with the objective to provide an insight into the practice of costing exercises in information-poor settings, as well as to contribute to the existing debate on HRH costing methodologies.

Regretfully, a reader who wants this exercise in historical information to succeed has to conclude that he still understands nothing; for the woman is a construction of clichés who never becomes a person.

This summer, whether or not we pay due respect to Bangladesh and Pakistan (and of course we should), is nonetheless an exercise in accumulating information: about whether Morgan has the aptitude to rationalise his game; about whether Steven Finn has the physique and fitness to last the course; about the optimum balance of the team; and who bats at three.

They are basically a communication exercise in which information is presented, discussed, analyzed, and recorded.

Try not to make the entire retirement budget binge an exercise in gathering information.

Aerobic exercise induces changes in the cardiovascular function that occur based on the energy demands, while coordination exercise induces changes in information processing that occur based on the cognitive demands.

Different hippocampal subregions such as the dentate gyrus (DG), cornus ammonis 1 (Cand and subiculum that exercise distinct functions in information processing within the hippocampus are also modulated by the activation of D1/D5 receptors (Kulla and Manahan-Vaughan 2000; Lemon and Manahan-Vaughan 2006; Othmakhova and Lisman 1996; Roggenhofer et al. 2010).

The need for the inclusion of exercises in patient information for discectomy patients has been highlighted in other work.