Sentence examples for information appended from inspiring English sources

As I've said before, I think a crucial function of a correction these days is to get the right information appended to the increasingly referenced digital versions of articles as soon as possible.

To solve this problem of multiple pronunciations, we had to change our G2P system to include additional information appended to each pronunciation in the dictionary.

A set of heuristics, based on information appended by observers when they generated observations, should be used to help retain plausible sequences.

It is quiescent and requires each message to carry only one process identity, in addition to the control information appended to a message by the reliable broadcast mechanism (namely, a sequence number and the identity of its sender).

This information, appended to the sequences of viral isolates, includes the age and sex of the patient, and the date and geographical location of specimen collection.

I took the new data, appended it to five years' worth of prior data that was obtained as part of a Freedom of Information Law request, and out came a six-year view of the taxi fleet's performance.

Set where you want the data appended.

There are many alternative technical possibilities to de-indexing, including reordering information results, de-identifying information, and appending additional qualifying information.

Besides, in some methods, a header containing critical information is appended to the payload for the extraction and recovery process.

So as to not affect the integrity of the RInChI standard it is proposed that the reaction information is appended to the existing RInChI string and that this field is optional as far as the standard is concerned.

(The Office of Government Ethics, for what it's worth, disagrees, asserting the payment was required to be disclosed.) The president's annual disclosure form doesn't specify what Cohen's expenses included, and the information was appended as a brief footnote on the 45th page of the document.