Sentence examples for extraordinary information from inspiring English sources

There was but one hitch: the referendum for the self-rule of the Donetsk People's Republic was a fake, a product of an extraordinary information war, just like the self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic.

Robin began his press conference on Thursday saying that he had received the information he was about to give "a bit late for my liking", but his irritation was quickly overshadowed by the extraordinary information he then released.

"House of Meetings" came directly from reading a history of the Gulag — Anne Applebaum's book "Gulag: A History" — which discloses the extraordinary information that in these slave camps they had conjugal meetings, can you believe?

Wood recovered inside these wells can offer extraordinary information about forest exploitation and management, woodworking and building technology.

"But it is certainly one of the most exciting, and it provides us with extraordinary information about Richard, who is a fascinating person".

Our approach allows us to utilize simple sensing molecules as McCulloch-Pitts neuron for experimental implementation of large-scale logic computation in batch mode and to use extraordinary information density inherent in molecular neuron for alphanumeric information encoding and molecular cryptography.

David Bray is an extraordinary chief information officer.

Ray Wang and I recently had the privilege of interviewing five extraordinary chief information officers (CIOs) on DisrupTV, a weekly show featuring disruptive business, leadership and innovation change agents representing the Fortune 1,000, successful startups and venture capitalists.

In recent years, studies utilizing high-throughput techniques have generated an extraordinary amount of information about these homeodomain proteins, but this information is not always easily accessible to the working biologist.

Maps of this age provided extraordinary density of information.

The Internet has made available an extraordinary amount of information about what until now have only been names on charts.