Sentence examples for information in layers from inspiring English sources

"The site presents information in layers, allowing individuals to explore sleep in as little or great depth as they wish," says Stuart Quan, interim editor-in-chief of the site and a visiting professor in the Division of Sleep Medicine.

We have presented the information in layers, so people can go as deep as they want to go". The iPads positioned in strategic places in the historic rooms free up the architecture from what Hess calls "those nasty labels". Those labels are, with unintended irony, called tombstones.

RInChIs with no molecules listed in either layer two or layer three, or if both layers are empty, are still valid RInChIs, indicating either that these components are unknown, or else that they contain no-structure materials, about which there is more information in layer six.

This non-genomic reference scenario was compared to two genomic breeding programs to determine the best strategy for implementing genomic information in layer breeding programs.

While advocating "universal usability for information and communications technologies", [11] stressed a need for "advanced strategies for satisfying first-time as well as intermittent and expert users", and proposed encoding information in multiple layers where higher layers encode progressively more detailed information.

The central idea is to use optimized link state routing (OLSR -specific rOLSR -specificnforouting in layerlayer channel access schedule formatinformation

In comparison, existing protocols only exploit location information in limited layers.

In this paper, a perception-enhanced smart robotic limb is presented to realize deeper incorporation of information in physical layers by deploying a three-channel perception and a semantic reasoning model to allow comprehensive perception of related objects, human actions and commands, for better adaption and robustness to environment changes.

The second tool analyses the stereochemical information in the layers of individual InChIs within a RInChI to calculate the changes in the number of stereocenters per molecule in a reaction (Figure 12).

Our design permits the sampling of top-down dendritic activity that contains scene information in superficial layers of human V1.

Consistent with this idea, we found that the information in supragranular layers is similar even when we shifted the surrounding visual context by 2° (visual angle).