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.
At some point in the origin of life, an informational polymer is believed to have self-assembled by a predisposed chemical route.
In this study, conjoint and cluster analysis were used to investigate the importance of visual attributes (packaging shape and colour) and informational attributes (freshness indicators, shelf life and freshness statements, convenience and taste information) for fresh cod.
It's a glaring informational hole for someone whose life's work is to preserve the historical record, and set it straight.
What if your phone, your car, your — I don't know your glasses, but different things in your life were posting informational updates that went to services that were acting on your behalf?
I was sitting in another of a long string of informational interviews, telling my professional life story to yet another stranger, and trying to make it sound optimistic, when I noticed a change in the air.
A path leads north from the parking area to an informational kiosk about Du Bois and his life.
Suggested societal and patient/family education strategies included dialogue, informational brochures, and video clips of life support interventions accompanied by patient and family narratives of intensive care and chronic critical illness experiences.
It does appear that early in the evolution of cellular life RNA devolved its informational storage functions to DNA, as a much more stable and easily replicable molecule, and its analog functions to proteins, which have much greater chemical versatility.
Almost all people who own smartphones and have the internet access, use geo-informational systems (GIS) in their daily life.
