Sentence examples for information opening from inspiring English sources
The potential fallout from Dotcom's arrest continued in December 2012 when the High Court ordered the GCSB to "confirm all entities" to which it gave information opening the door for Dotcom to sue for damages – against the spy agency and the police.
Research has shown that 86% of Americans now use their mobile phones for what is called "just-in-time information", opening up a world of on-the-go opportunities for creative marketers to sell their wares.
In addition, we developed methods that expand the capability of SLEUTH to incorporate economic, cultural and policy information, opening up new avenues for the integration of SLEUTH with other land-change models.
Artists Keren Richter and Nanse Kawashima co-curated a group art show called Secret about this type of psycho-personal classified information, opening tonight at Richter's studio, Secret Weapon.
When I first saw Deb Roy's TEDTalk, "The Birth of a Word," I was struck by the power of data-rich research to reveal important information, opening up the door for machines to learn more effectively.
Conversely, the GWA approach discards all prior information, opening itself up to the problem of massively multiple testing.
Like many large resorts, Sunday River has a Web site that includes a good range of information on opening dates, lift ticket prices and a daily ski report with updated photos of the trails.
I did very much enjoy, though, imagining Martin Amis reading the authors' dissection of The Information's opening sentence ("Cities at night, I feel, contain men who cry in their sleep and then say Nothing"), which they use as an example of the kind of writing the algorithm disapproves of.
Help sections, when necessary, should be designed with the target age group in mind, and students should be able to pause or exit when they wish because they can quickly tire of a program if they aren't able to skip over repetitive information or opening sequences.
Cells decide whether to remove or store information by opening and closing gates.
In this task, an experimenter hid a food reward in one of two boxes and then provided the subjects with different information by opening either one or both boxes.
