Sentence examples for information for long from inspiring English sources

Structural information for long chain copper II) carboxylates which do not produce suitable crystals for X-ray analysis was obtained from electronic and infrared absorption spectroscopies [85].

Masuoka's insight was that information needed to be stored in big batches and for a very short time rather than storing single bits of information for long periods.

Global wave hindcasts provide wave climate information for long time periods which helps to improve our understanding of climate variability, long term trends and extremes.

Freitas points out that probes, unlike the interstellar radio waves commonly targeted by SETI searches, could store information for long, perhaps geological, timescales, and could emit strong radio signals unambiguously recognizable as being of intelligent origin, rather than being dismissed as a UFO or a natural phenomenon.

Alternative monitoring approaches using sentinel birds, i.e. virus-negative birds that are closely monitored on a virological basis in areas of increased risk, can be related to local wild bird censuses and provide disease information for long time ranges [27].

It is unknown, however, how PKMζ stores information for long periods of time despite molecular turnover.

Second, we have very good information to inform prior distributions based on aggregating information for long-stay episodes across CMG.

The relationship between climate indices with Australian river streamflow (ASF) may provide valuable information for long-lead streamflow forecasting for Australian rivers.

Unfortunately, conventional sensitivity analysis methods are unable to compute useful gradient information for long-time-averaged quantities in chaotic dynamical systems.

While relevant information for long-term infrastructure and public service planning should capture broad changes between years or decades, monitoring data that feeds into decisions about evacuation must be available on much shorter timescales in as near to real-time as possible (Tilling, 2008).

With this in mind, this effort sought to draw upon the neuroscience community's understanding of the relevant areas of the brain that associate multi-modal information for long-term storage for the purpose of creating a more effective, and more automated, association mechanism for the analyst community.