Sentence examples for long-term information from inspiring English sources

I suspect this is due to long-term information asymmetry: The East knows much more about the West than vice versa.

ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS CORP., Plano, Tex., a provider of systems and technology management, said it had signed or extended long-term information technology contracts worth a total of $300 million with 3Com Corp., Santa Clara, Calif.; ChevronTexaco Corp., San Francisco; and Del Monte Foods Co., San Francisco.

Reviewing the exchanged parameters, we notice that the vectors and contain only long-term information.

Furthermore, REM content can be divided into long-term information and short-term information.

Ramírez et al. [14] showed that the detection benefits from long-term information about the speech signal.

The input vector of DNN consists of multiple frames of filterbank outputs to handle long-term information.

Nonetheless, long-term information on natural patterns of development is rare for many commercially important and ecologically widespread forest types.

Furthermore, each implementation project should be seen as part of an integrated, phased, long-term information technology vision.

In this paper, a content based speech discrimination algorithm is designed to exploit long-term information inherent in modulation spectrum.

Our results indicate that when competing risks of death are taken into account, middle age levels of serum selenium and smoking habits give long term information regarding the risk of prostate cancer presenting in a setting with a low prevalence of screening.

There is an ongoing need to provide contemporary policy advice and research outputs to address some of the current problems being encountered as reform gathers momentum in medical education and workforce development, during the period when the long term information from the cohorts is not fully gathered.