Sentence examples for information being able from inspiring English sources

Well, health care, electronic health records, is an example of data integration, unifying all the patient information, being able to trust that information.

If you have someone with legitimate access to the information, being able to stop them from doing bad things is going to be a constant problem.

One of the project's outputs was a ISO19139 profile, which incorporates ISO191575 for encoding the quality of the information; being able to qualify uncertainty in observations is an important feature for citizen science, thus this profile was adopted by the COBWEB project [25].

"Understanding how the continent works, being able to find the information, being able to figure out how mineral and oil deposits are formed, being able to understand risk-aspects of earthquakes... generally requires a pretty committed staff who've got a good history of what's going on".

Because we now see vast amounts of information being able to be stored in memory, and Moore's Law has moved to the point where you can take what used to only fit on disk, and now fit the whole thing in memory.

There may be valid reasons for relinquishing control of some information — being able to bank or shop online, for example — but that shouldn't be a blanket authorization for businesses to do as they please once your back is turned.

The studies indicated that most people presented with comparative risk and benefit information were able to identify the more effective of two drugs.

"How information is able to be distributed over the Internet, it is the free speech battle of our times," he said in interview.

Minutes later, Mr. Carney, armed with new information, was able to confirm that Mr. Obama, as well as the director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Robert S. Mueller III, had spoken to Mr. Malloy.

Watson, which has access to roughly 200 million pages of information, is able to understand natural language queries and answer questions.

"You cannot wait three months, six months, a year to get that information, be able to collate it and put it together".