Some tests administered require organizing, learning novel tasks, maintaining and juggling multiple simultaneous pieces of information, drawing on prior knowledge, all while managing demands within an allotted time.
There is a lot packed into that word -- carefully weighing conflicting information, drawing on an accumulation of experience, learning from mistakes, tempering cold analysis with moral values, altruism and a healthy instinct for survival.
The majority of clients felt that more information was needed in order to improve the decision-making process, and it was important for them that the information drew on existing personal knowledge so that it was meaningful.
Indeed, the entire notion of a charter setting out patients' rights to services and information drew on the model of earlier charters and rights guides produced by patient organizations.
From the outset, the UKHLS strategy involved the collection of a wide range of health-related information, drawing on standard interviewing and data linkage (implemented from wave 1 onward) as well as the collection of physical health measures, blood samples (implemented in waves 2 and 3) and cognitive measures (implemented in wave 3).
Collectively, the sites are among the largest music-information draws on the Web.
A spokeswoman for the Suffolk County Police Department would not comment on what information investigators drew on to produce the dirty blond portrait, nor how the woman was killed, because the investigation is still under way.
This will be a useful source of information to draw on, as each person's hunger triggers and set points differ.
Information drawn from previous on-site evaluations is also provided.
These questions and policy implications are discussed in the context of a theoretical framework on the effects of landscape visualisation on a spectrum of responses to climate change information, drawing in part on evidence from other applications of landscape visualisation.
A system is narrow-scope encapsulated if it cannot draw on information held outside of it in the course of its processing.
