And, he added, the information was bound to come out anyway because somebody leaked it to the news media last Saturday night.
Others are even more emphatic, arguing that although the information is bound to become available, any delay is better than none.
Privately operated registries of public information is bound to catch on in other cash-hungry jurisdictions, as we've also seen with the commonwealth putting Asic's company database into contention.
But as the differences between the two men's description suggest, the pressure to recompartmentalize information is bound to raise questions about whether the government is restoring a system that, ultimately, was blamed for many of the failures to "connect the dots" before the 2001 attacks.
If the '90s metaphor for the Internet was "the brain"–a giant, storage and processing system for all the world's information the new metaphor is the Social Nervous System, where all of this information is bound up with ubiquitous, real-time communications and used to direct activity in the world.
Incorrect information is bound to ripple across the Internet as more people rely on their phones, computers and other digital devices to read news that is picked out for them by automated programs, media analyst Ken Doctor said.
The two pathways finally converge on the entorhinal cortex and hippocampus [38] [40], where the information is bound into one episodic representation.
Fortunately, this lack of information is bound to disappear.
Features of the incoming stream of information can form contextual boundaries, segmenting our perception of the world into discrete events (e.g., [ 29, 30]) and influencing what information is bound within an event engram (e.g., [ 31, 32]).
The difficulty partially stems from the fact that the maximum value of the joint likelihood of the model given the data and the missing information is bound to increase with increasing motif width as a consequence of the increasing number of free parameters [ 5- 7].
