On the other hand, specialized language is characterized by its relatively high degree of information condensation, frequently achieved by means of nominalizing processes.
The main features of a smart city include a high degree of information technology integration and a comprehensive application of information resources.
Second, using multiple gelators offers the opportunity to prepare materials with a high degree of information content and with a wider range of properties.
Pure crowds have several shortcomings that could be mitigated by a hybrid crowd design, especially when the proposed project suffers from greater risks, a high degree of information asymmetry, concerns about information leakage, and a high cost of managing the crowds.
This staining technique is a preferred histological staining because it yields a high degree of information on the sample.
Significance measures, like Z-Score or IG, allow to detect motifs that although not frequent occur more than expected or that represent a high degree of information.
Effective patient physician communication is critical to the informed consent process necessary for appropriate cancer therapy (Siminoff, 1992; Butow et al, 1995; Ong et al, 1995; Bennett and Alison, 1996), and surveys have shown that patients want a high degree of information and the information usually produces a positive effect (Fallowfield et al, 1995; Meredith et al, 1996).
Amongst others, the microsatellite DNA marker has been the most widely used, due to its easy use by simple PCR, followed by a denaturing gel electrophoresis for allele size determination, and to the high degree of information provided by its large number of alleles per locus.
Several important milestones have been reached recently towards the goal of a higher degree of data and information exchange among providers and consumers.
In the central nervous systems of vertebrates, and particularly in humans, neurons have achieved both the highest level of molecular-signaling complexity and the highest degree of information-processing adaptability.
