Sentence examples for information I required from inspiring English sources

"There were very few instances [where] I could at once get the information I required," he noted.

Data minimization: Minimize the information I am required to provide and share with others.

The mark in cell ( i ), ( j ) of DSM indicates that the item in row ( i ) requires information from the item in column ( j ) as an input.

Basically, each destination D i is only connected to relay A i, and each relay A i has all the information that destination D i requires in order to decode its message, i=1,2,3.

All solid links have capacity n (for the linear deterministic model) and h (for the Gaussian model), and all dashed links have capacity 0. With this configuration, each destination D i is only connected to relay A i, and each relay A i has all the information that destination D i requires in order to decode its message, i=1,…,m.

As we move to a digital era, there is increasingly less ability for information creators to profitably fund the creation of "expensive" information (i.e. books requiring extensive research and interviews, investigative journalism, and the like).

For example, the Synteny Database (Catchen et al. 2009) uses synteny information (i.e., it requires the same gene order and orientation across two genomes) to infer ortholog and paralog relationships, whereas the original version of the OperonDB algorithm (Ermolaeva et al. 2001) searches for clusters of physically close gene pairs conserved across different species to predict operons.

When the test required associative information (i.e., cued recall), interference was specific to pair-type.

Table 1 depicts a sample cloud users' virtual machine information (i.e., total VMs required, no. of reserved VMs including resource providers' id and reserved price for VM) for a given contract period.

When the test did not require associative information (i.e., single item recognition), interference was not specific to pair-type; hits and false alarms were higher for items presented on List 1.

Computing (3) requires global information, i.e., all the measurements and the information about A and R need to be made available together.