Sentence examples for informational aspects from inspiring English sources

This leads us to a layering perspective: important stakeholder groups at the intersection of the business and the technical subsystems act on artifacts that have informational aspects, but which are executable in the information system.

A most natural logical setting to study these informational aspects is proof theory.

For instance, Fredkin's Finite Nature Hypothesis not only stresses the importance of the informational aspects of physics, but "it insists that the informational aspects are all there is to physics at the most microscopic level" (see Fredkin 1993).

In order to develop a collective awareness model, the relationships of, agents with agents, and agents with environment based on physical, individual and informational aspects are important.

For example, Lee et al. [22] reflect on the development of the information systems discipline within the last decades and conclude with a call for more focus on systemic, organizational, and informational aspects.

By attempting to 'capture informational aspects of market structure', industrial economists enlarged our knowledge of 'the ways in which markets adapt, and the consequences of informational gaps for market performance' (Spence 2002, p. 435).

They look at you and say, 'Huh?' " As a result, the BMW campaign will also have an informational aspect.

Small- and medium-sized enterprises are, however, more opaque with regard to the informational aspect.

A semi automatic disassembly platform for recycling wasted household appliances is described, particularly in its informational aspect.

Biologists immediately began to consider the informational aspect of life, in each of these theoretical frameworks, in areas ranging from neurology to molecular biology, but especially the latter.

Recent defenders of the so-called representational thedefense of consciousness (see for example Dretske 1995 or Tye 1995) contend that the informational aspect of consciousness exhausts its nature.