That is just one reason why we find the District Court's refusal in the present case to hold an evidentiary hearing on remedies -- to update and flesh out the available information before entertaining the possibility of structural relief -- so problematic.... II.
After all, in virtually every generation, new technologies have arisen that promised to transform the way Americans conducted business, exchanged information and entertained themselves.
Part media company, part technology company—it's all about turning data into useful, compelling, and entertaining information.
As information providers, the mass media inform, educate, entertain, persuade, socialize, and market commercial products, among other roles [ 1, 2].
Our finding that children of this generation are more familiar with video games than their carers echoes Hulme's concept of "digital natives": those growing-up with new information and communication technologies are fundamentally different from previous generations in the way they communicate, seek information, interact and entertain themselves [ 26].
Finally, we want to underline the importance of publishing the above information in open access journals as this will make very relevant information readily available to groups entertaining the idea of developing EM training programs in low-resource settings.
But her true love is "the jazz" -- an emerging art form in which people manipulate the flow of information itself, to entertain or deceive, enlighten or punish.
Verbal and written advice was provided including information on shopping, cooking (with demonstrations) and entertaining.
Exploration should occur before any Explanation or introduction of new terms or information, so that students are primed and ready to entertain new information, explanations, and ideas (Posner et al., 1982).
The clips can help citizens gain access to important information, of course, but they can also be entertaining.
