Those big glass doors offer an uninhibited view to passengers, but they can also be turned into translucent displays, showing information inward to passengers on board, or displaying info to the outside to onlookers, including weather, news, or potentially even ads (some car2go vehicles now sport advertising decals on occasion).
The notion that the process is driven by the information flowing inward, from periphery to center, remains the defining characteristic of theories of this sort).
That combination of looking outward for information and inward for intuition is magical, I have found.
The information of local, inward, and converted spies may be less reliable since they may still have ties to the enemy or their cause.
Instead of buying another book, consulting another expert, or searching for information online, turn inward.
Most of the information that flows is inward, from outsiders countering state propaganda and hoping to foment anti-regime sentiment.
Early information on short-term inward bed demand from patients receiving care at the ED may reduce the overcrowding problem, and optimize the use of hospital resources.
Telecom companies, which provide the network underpinnings of the Internet, hold vast treasures of personal data and control the outward and inward flow of information.
Today Reading is a commercial centre, with involvement in information technology and insurance, and, despite its proximity to London, has a net inward commuter flow.
Once notorious for red tape and strikes, the state has recently been hard-selling its attractions as a destination for inward investment in information technology and services such as call-centres.
To validate the structural modeling, the targeted molecular dynamics, and the docking techniques, we closely analyzed docking of two compounds in the fully opened inward conformations, because crystallographic information was available for the mouse homologue.
