Sentence examples for information to somewhere from inspiring English sources
Unlike sending a fax, it means scanning you perfectly, perhaps right down to the quantum-mechanical state of every atom in your body; transmitting the information to somewhere else; using it to create an identical new you; and destroying the original.
Secondly, the original computer's location can be "spoofed", tricking the NTP into sending the information back to somewhere else.
It seems it doesn't matter whether they're pointing you to information somewhere else or to information on their own page, as long as the information is getting to the reader.
Not only movement but also traveling from somewhere to somewhere is also difficult itself.
Firewalls give some protection, but it's also wise to store information somewhere other than your hard drive.
"If a teacher is afraid that they're going to be charged and convicted of a misdemeanor just for doing their job, they're going to be a lot less likely to share any information that someone somewhere might object to," said Micah Kubic, of the American Civil Liberties Union of Kansas, who testified against the bill.
And you had to get your information from somewhere.
Similar marks are added to the corner of the corresponding thumbnail in the pager, to indicate that additional information exists somewhere on that page.
This could be used as a waiting room, an information center, or somewhere to play with your new CP pet.
The volume of e-mail is always rising, firms are gathering more and more data about their customers, file sizes of everything from presentations to annual reports are increasing and all this information needs to be stored somewhere.Yet leading makers of data-storage products recently had to admit that they are not immune from the slowdown in technology spending.
Most of the information is online, somewhere, but to actually track everything, "they need to hire different interns hitting refresh on all 50 states to find updated legislation in their specific verticals".
