Sentence examples for inserted information from inspiring English sources

The report, by a senior judge, found that Andrew Gilligan, a BBC radio reporter, had erred by saying last May 29 that the government had inserted information it "probably knew" was incorrect in an intelligence dossier published in September 2002, to bolster its case for war against Iraq.

White House officials have cut details about the sudden increase in global warming over the past decade compared with the past 1,000 years and inserted information from a report that questions this conclusion and which was partly financed by the American Petroleum Institute, according to the New York Times, to whom the draft documents were leaked.

BBC STANDS PAT -- The BBC will fire no members of its staff after an internal investigation touched off by a report by a senior judge, Lord Hutton, that concluded that one of its radio reporters, Andrew Gilligan, had erred by saying last May 29 that the government had inserted information it "probably knew" to be incorrect in an intelligence dossier to buttress its case for war against Iraq.

However, this is achieved by simultaneous reduction of the inserted information into the lower coefficients.

Hiding data in LSBs of audio samples in the time domain is one of the simplest algorithms enabling a very high data rate of inserted information.

Hiding data in silent interval of the audio samples is one of the simplest algorithms enabling a very high data rate of inserted information.

The ability to extract or insert information that may or may not be true is not new – but it is uniquely facilitated in a digital world.

Olivia Bosch, a friend of Kelly's who works at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, said to Lord Hutton that Kelly had told her that Gilligan brought up Campbell's name, saying he wanted to "play a name game" in order to guess who was responsible for inserting information into the dossier.

Tools called injectors act similarly as they keep traffic moving at full speed by inserting information needed in a given process at the right time.

The idea is that you can beat third parties who are inserting information about what you did on their sites into your news feed, to the punch.

Timescale is riding the idea that companies are doing an increasing amount of inserting information into their databases, which typically happen in order — hence making sense to order it in some kind of time series.