Sentence examples for informational environments from inspiring English sources

Since the number of factors defining the four statistical formats and the different informational environments is quite large, an orthogonal design offers a suitable experimental design.

Future research directions for information academicians are suggested to formulate alternative models for on-line exploration behavior and to develop better measures for on-line informational environments.

The experiment presents statistical information in simple frequencies and relative frequencies using numerical and pictorial representations in the context of different informational environments.

The use of either the ascending clock or the slow ascending clock improves the performance of Perry and Reny's mechanism in allocating the object to the right player at zero cost in both informational environments.

The key findings are that statistical information presented in terms of relative frequency formats gives rise to more accurate decision making than data presented in terms of simple frequencies, independently of the informational environments.

Altering the informational environment enables informed choice in partnership with direct regulation.

This creates an infosphere, an informational environment comprised of all information units (people, algorithms, and devices) as well as their characteristics, interactions, processes and mutual relationships.

The electronic informational environment we live in is hardly passive.

The result is a watershed in the evolution of the infosphere – the informational environment represented by our increasingly hyperconnected world.

The more we live in the infosphere, the more natural it will be to take care of it as our informational environment.

W. Kip Viscusi, a law professor at Harvard and another author of "Punitive Damages," said that "juries do not seem to be very good at taking themselves back to the informational environment before the accident".