Therefore, post-genomic analyses could benefit from automatic and efficient analyses of experimental data confronted to encyclopedic information.
How can the skills of historical reasoning be leveraged to help us understand digital information that confronts us in the present?
Some experts, Chinese as well as foreign, worry about the risks of harsher rule as free trade throws angry workers into the streets and an information explosion confronts the government's hapless censors.
Ms. Rosalia, 54, is part of a growing cadre of 21st-century multimedia specialists who help guide students through the digital ocean of information that confronts them on a daily basis.
Once Winthrop had learned of the monstrous birth, he confronted Jane Hawkins, and armed with new information then confronted Reverend Cotton.
The company can immediately suspend its purchases and use the information to confront the supplier.
Edwards said officers acted on information to confront the gangs at 4.20pm yesterday.
Science-driven technical information is confronted with value-driven objectives of farmers or other social groupings under explicit assumptions with respect to exogenous variables that are important drivers of agricultural systems (e.g., market conditions).
Patients are expected to attend six weekly group meetings as well as five weekly practice sessions, keep journals tracking their physical symptoms, learn how to gather and use medical information and confront their fears.
"Any effort to impose criminal sanctions for disclosing classified information must confront the reality that the 'leak' is an important instrument of communication that is employed on a routine basis by officials at every level of government," they wrote.
