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With the development of cities and the explosion of information, vast amounts of geo-tagged textural data about Points of Interests (POIs) have been generated.
What's left unsaid throughout all of these attacks -- but what many of us are probably thinking -- is that they make logical sense because the targets are large, public and offer something valuable to the attackers: national-security information, vast sums of money, etc.
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In biosystematics, DNA sequence information provides vast amounts of reproducible and robust genetic data that can be informative at nearly any level of taxonomic hierarchy: from individuals in populations, to species, to the deepest branches of the Tree of Life.
On arrival in Luhansk, we visited the rebel regime's ministry of information, a vast monolith housing a warren of corridors and sullen bureaucrats.
No site is better at this than tripadvisor, which boasts more than 1.6 million "user reviews," a reservoir of travel information as vast as it sounds.
First, that the media, television particularly, are amplifying devices in which tiny kernels of information become vast, terrifying structures of speculation.
Code names and descriptions of meetings did not necessarily identify an agent immediately, but as more became known and connected with other information, a vast spy network was exposed.
I asked for the pilot's results but the DWP always obfuscates with irrelevant information: "The vast majority of people move off jobseeker's allowance quickly – over 75% of people end their JSA claim within six months".
The world has embraced computers, tablets and mobile phones, and the need to find valuable information amid vast amounts of digital traffic created by them has become more difficult.
The Internet is a network whose many incarnations -- as obscure academic playpen, information superhighway, vast marketplace, sci-fi-inspired matrix -- have seen it through more than three decades of ceaseless evolution.
It was a fellow missionary, Jakob Erhardt, whose famous "slug" map (showing, on Arab information, a vast shapeless inland lake) helped stimulate the interest of the British explorers Richard Burton and John Hanning Speke.
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