Hague's political star was born overnight at the 1977 Blackpool Tory conference with THAT speech - an instantly retrievable icon in the national archive.
Evidently, every movie he'd ever watched — and he'd probably seen more than any other living director, more than most movie critics — was stored there, along with five-plus decades of personal history, sensory memory, family mythology, music heard, books read, all of it seemingly instantly retrievable.
Soon after that he had read an article called "As We May Think" by Vannevar Bush, imagining a future in which everyone's own library of memories, books and memoranda was instantly retrievable on a desktop screen, rather than in the little notebooks he carried in his top shirt pocket.
The DICOM header contains retrievable information on the exposure [e.g. kVP, filter, mAs value, use of the grid and the air kerma-area product (KAP)].
The net opens access to an infinite library of easily and quickly retrievable information: does this mean that it dilutes the most traditional kind of knowledge?
(1) Keep the inventory of everything you have to do current, complete, effectively organized, regularly reviewed, and instantly retrievable at a moment's notice, while maintaining regular thinking about the projects and bigger things that you really want to accomplish.
In some environments, especially the oceans, nucleotides can diffuse far from their source and still carry retrievable information.
Retrievable information include gene expression, signaling pathways, cell types, developmental stages, anatomical compartments, differentiation protocols, diseases, cell therapies, and literature references.
And fact-checking goes on in offices, where people can instantly check information from colleagues.
Now the world is awash in instantly accessible information of all types and on all subjects.
By clicking on a feature it is possible to instantly obtain information about the feature; p-value, q-value, m/ z, RT, intensity, and peak group.
