Sentence examples for information in the same way from inspiring English sources
"BP could score a PR victory by releasing this information, in the same way that Tesla released some of their energy patents to boost innovation in the sector.
Some have viewed iBeacon as Apple's answer to "Near Field Communications" (NFC), which lets compatible phones send information in the same way a contactless credit card.
But they would have to treat the information in the same way they used similar information about debts unrelated to medical care.
Passengers themselves can also become sensors: services like Mooveit use the information from an application on passengers' phones to give real time transport information in the same way that Waze does for cars.
Since 1990, however, Iraqi students have effectively been barred from traveling abroad to study, and Iraq has been isolated through international sanctions that have made it virtually impossible for its government to continue gathering information in the same way.
Regent will have to disclose the same information in the same way a giant company like General Electric will, but with a much smaller legal department, said Anthony A. Vasconcellos, Regent's chief financial officer.
In sum, mental imagery activates many of the brain systems involved in equivalent forms of perception, and when the imagery is emotional in content brain systems involved in processing emotional information, in much the same way as with perceived events.
The idea that underlies sensory substitution is a radical one: that the brain is capable of processing perceptual information in much the same way, no matter which organ delivers it.
For example, B2B companies are "certainly going to make money off information" in much the same way that today's consumer companies hope to by siphoning personal data, says Larry Downes, an expert in business-to-business practices on the Internet and the co-author of the book "Unleashing the Killer App," published by the Harvard Business School Press, 1998.
Since the computer then works the very same way as the brain of a native Chinese speaker, processing information in just the same way, it will understand Chinese.
Several recent studies have documented that non-human primates can individuate objects according to property and/or kind information in much the same way as human infants do from around one year of age when they begin to acquire language.
