Sentence examples for information granted from inspiring English sources

Is there an implicit trade-off between the time and information granted by the powerful, and the way a journalist treats them in his accounts?

The first is how to normalize similarity vectors, so that the normalized vectors are more suitable to be processed by other methods, while preserving the information granted by similarity vectors.

Within 10 days of this mailing the landlord must respond, either asking for additional information, granting consent or providing a justifiable reason for denying the request.

This includes providing advice and information, grants and loans and levying an empty homes premium through council tax.

Many of the accompanying links do not work and some that do send you to NIH's global information grants pages--not necessarily to NIDA mechanisms.

Biographical information, grant information and papers relating to his work life as a professor at Chicago's Teacher College and University of Tehran are also included.

Yet while we may take this information for granted, even feel overwhelmed at times, for many in the world information is not easy to come by.

Large bank managers attach high importance to information from the central credit register, while they assign a medium-high importance to information on granted guarantees.

We cannot take this flow of information for granted; it has to be planned and managed.

It's easy to take information for granted when complete world knowledge is as close as your rear end.

If the detected objective matches the predicted intention, the system takes the information for granted and uses implicit confirmations.