Sentence examples for information lingers from inspiring English sources
It's an alarm clock and a weather and traffic reporter all in one, and after Alexa gives you a an audible response, the information lingers on the display, letting you interact with it on the touchscreen.
Behavioral priming studies confirm that unconscious information lingers at detectable levels for hundreds of milliseconds (Greenwald et al., 1996) or even seconds (Soto et al., 2011).
The square pattern of the temporal generalization matrix on unseen trials suggests that unconscious information lingers in a single representational state, which decays slowly over time, thus yielding a paradoxically longer endurance than on seen trials in the forward direction.
Their trial, which began last year, had been seen as another chance to expose official bungling of the three-day siege, in which 333 people died, 186 of them children, and to turn up more information about lingering mysteries.
Desperate for information, they linger, waiting for word of whose body might be under a police tarp.
A recent survey of young cancer survivors in Germany also found unmet needs for information and lingering distress, especially in women [185].
As described in accumulation-of-evidence models of decision making (Shadlen and Kiani, 2011), a failure to attain a threshold-level activation at one of these stages cuts the process short, prevents the attainment of a conscious-level representation, and causes the information to linger and decay.
The most important continuing obstacles to complying with the law seem to be lack of information and training and lingering stereotypes about what people with disabilities can do.
Yet for this and other conduct remedies, like requiring Microsoft to share its technical information with rivals, the lingering question is whether they can be sidestepped too easily and thus cannot be enforced.
"She shouldn't have to hide, and we shouldn't have to go without that basic knowledge, and that medical information, because of some lingering shame from the 1950's".
Similar confusion lingers with the information that "in one month alone, he had read Burroughs's entire bookshelf of Symbolist poets, all of whom wrote in... classical French".
