The phrase "information conveying" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of transmitting or communicating information. Here's an example: "The purpose of this chart is to provide an efficient and organized means of information conveying to our audience." This sentence means that the chart is designed to effectively communicate information to the people who will be viewing it.
More precisely, each scenario involves different tasks that require using a channel more saliently than the other, both in terms of attention and information conveying.
We considered two values of E b N 0, 2 and 20 dB, where Eb corresponds to the energy per bit received at UT and N 0 2 is the bilateral power spectrum density of the noise that affects the information conveying signals in a point-to-point link.
The information conveying unit was the number of spikes within a 10 ms window.
In this study the information conveying unit was the cumulative firing rate (instead of the instantaneous firing rate used in our study).
Kurtz [ 23] identifies five basic processes that characterise such organisations: giving support; imparting information; conveying a sense of belonging; communication of experiential knowledge and teaching coping methods.
Such data can be quantified as the fraction of gene isoforms including an exon, with additional information conveying the overall gene expression level in each condition (Pan et al., 2004; Shai et al., 2006).
There is so little information conveyed in that sentence that it's almost art.
This information, conveyed to the local lymph glands via the lymphatic vessels, leads to the formation of specifically sensitized lymphocytes.
And we're not only drawn to this way of relating to the world; we remember information conveyed in stories better than information presented any other way.
Ultimately, the information conveyed is what matters.
Then an uncertainty measure is proposed to measure the information conveyed by interval-valued belief structures.
