In particular, the project's overriding aim to make its collected data freely available to scientific communities requires the application of standard practices and methodologies to its ingestion, archival storage and the way in which it is disseminated.
While none of this should influence the art itself, it has everything to do with how it is disseminated.
Our science is second to none, and it is disseminated with flare and pride reaching an incredibly broad audience.
The researchers were interested in the quality of information about a company that is available to investors and the speed with which it is disseminated in the marketplace.
He also analyzed how information is sold to investors when the value of the information is reduced the more widely it is disseminated.
But who controls the information, and how it is disseminated, lies at the heart of this collection of global studies from PERC.
The Supreme Court has also ruled that obscene material is illegal only if it is disseminated and not simply possessed, but that the mere possession of child pornography can be prosecuted if there is an overriding societal interest in protecting children.
Instead, the research in PNAS showed that psilocybin decreased blood flow to specific regions of the brain that act as "connector hubs", where information converges and from where it is disseminated.
It is disseminated by a right-wing American newspaper that has mixed the names of two prominent American papers, the New York Times and the Washington Post, to create the title of the Washington Times.
When a source vehicle broadcasts a message, it is disseminated in the opposite direction of the flow of vehicles up to a distance of 1 km.
If it is disseminated histoplasmosis in an immunocompetent patient, the sensitivities in serum and urine samples are 82% and 92%, respectively; specificity is 98% and its reproducibility is excellent [6].
