Sentence examples for interruption information from inspiring English sources

Interruption information gathered/collected is identified by their GPS location and merged as per the flow chart below.

Salient features of our technique are as follows: Minimum Performance Impact: This VMI technique is invoked on demand i.e. if the valid bit in the VM entry interruption information field in VMCS region is 1, a logical processor delivers an event to a guest OS after all the components of a guest VM state have been loaded.

Further, feedback on the frequency of interruptions, information on the importance of interruptions [ 2] and the suggestion to interrupt prolonged sitting every 30 min [ 21, 52] were given.

First, as noted above, it is plausible that decreasing excitatory activity in selected subpopulations of the brain could lead to the interruption of information flow that may characterize unconsciousness.

The convergence of activity of subset(s) of excitatory neurons would certainly be a plausible explanation for the interruption of information flow in the brain that is one suggested mechanism for unconsciousness [20].

This paper examines how interruptions from information and communications technology systems affect errors and the time to complete tasks for assembly workers.

It's a modern condition whereby human beings are always rushing, trying desperately to cross off every task on their to-do lists, and are bombarded by interruptions and information overload.

The illness history was taken in a retrospective manner starting from the most recent event in diagnostic pathway i.e. date of diagnosis or treatment initiation of cervical cancer and probing backward without interruption until the information about the type and date of symptoms experienced.

Training sessions included practice sessions and role plays in which the assessor administered the assessment interview under various challenging situations (i.e., difficulties recalling information, interruptions, difficult-to-engage and talkative patients).

According to this account, difficult interruptions impair the ability to maintain goal-relevant information during an interruption to a greater extent than easy interruptions.

However, we seek to understand how decreased activity might develop because (i) anesthetic agents at sufficiently high concentrations will cause a decrease in neuronal activity and (ii) one theory of anesthesia is that it represents the interruption of flow of "information" through the brain and this could certainly result from decreased neuronal activity in specific regions.