The BIND-descr object contains a wealth of information, including experimental conditions (BIND-cond), sequence conservation information (BIND-cons), binding sites (BIND-binding sites), binding actions (BIND-action), binding states (Bind-state-descr) and cellular compartments (BIND-place).
The remaining data not translated from BIND includes sequence conservation information (BIND-cons), binding sites (BIND-binding-sites), binding actions (BIND-action) and binding states (BIND-state).
One chapter is about the prodigious data centres that Google is building with a view to storing all that information, another about the algorithms at the heart of its web search and advertising technology, another about its approach to dead-tree information bound in books, its vision for geographical information and so forth.
We also establish that Kac's chaos plus Fisher information bound implies entropy chaos.
Furthermore, we assume that the amount of information (in bits) we can transmit on a single wireless link at time slot is bounded from above by a maximum mutual information bound that itself depends on the power setting.
Juarez's work sets apart from traditional views on piracy by exploring the merits and cultural meaning of 'pirates' to its advocates, piracy is not necessarily about theft, but about levelling the access rights to digital information bound by corporations.
The large-scale synfire chains appear to reflect the processing of stimuli together with the context-dependent perceptual and cognitive information bound to them.
In summary, it appears that all types of information bound to single written words, be they physical, orthographic, lexical or semantic in nature, are reflected by neurophysiological indicators within the first 200 ms after word onset.
Instead, they use the Internet to give intermediaries additional information, to bind them into the distribution channel in the way Dell and Cisco have bound suppliers into their supply network.
He defines the technosphere as "the global, energy consuming techno-social system that is comprised of humans, technological artifacts, and technological systems, together with the links, protocols and information that bind all these parts together".
Iris-codes appear to exhibit sufficient information to bind and retrieve long cryptographic keys.
