Sentence examples for help in information from inspiring English sources

In the world's largest democracy, he had the chance to pray for about five hours at Bodh Gaya, where the Buddha attained enlightenment; he was given Indian promises of help in information technology; and he received as a gift from his hosts a bust of Mahatma Gandhi, an apostle of non-violence.

Having them on the go can help you to take in information".

The authors are grateful to Mrs. Marisa Rodriguez Padilla, Mrs. Angeles Moreno, and Mrs. Rosa M. Ocampo for helping in information collection.

Innovating in conceptual ideas to strengthen the theoretical framework informing a holistic approach to risk could help in organizing information and the design of an integrated DRR database by making sense of direct and indirect loss data.

She does the same with the well-born muckraking journalist who wants her help in gathering information about misdeeds among the mighty with whom they both socialize.

According to European participants in a closed meeting, American officials cautioned against expectations of any early attack and appealed for help in gathering information on which to base eventual action.

His description of the light and his request for help in finding information on it set off a frenzy of research among denizens of the chat room, many of whom were history buffs.

The ability to exploit semantics (of content, deployment, application, users) can help in enhancing information quality in the presence of such resource limitations.

The analysis of multi-temporal optical and active microwave satellite data shows that visible bands of Indian Remote Sensing Satellite (IRS) LISS III sensors help in providing information about terrain features; NIR band is more useful for analysis of snow characteristics, and Radarsat image helps in extraction of snow wetness information.

Put differently, knowledge gained over time by farmers, from working in an uncertain and uncontrolled cotton production environment, may help in evaluating information, thereby influencing their adoption decisions (Sall et al. 2000).

The third issue related to the screen that asked the user for help in processing information.