Sentence examples for meaning information from inspiring English sources

victories" — meaning information operation — said Gen. John R. Allen, commanding general for NATO forces in Afghanistan.

He would have needed "additional levels of authentication — meaning information only the true card member would have — to make these types of changes," she said.

"This is a much younger, technically proficient group quite happy with using IT," he said, meaning information technology, "and getting access in their own homes to material which would have been almost impossible in the past".

In arguably a deeper philosophical U-turn, Liberal Democrats are claiming credit for ensuring inquests will not be subjected to so-called "closed material procedures" meaning information held by the security and intelligence agencies could be heard only in secret.

What's more, FPGA chips can be linked together using a high-performance serial network, which has a very low latency, or time delay, meaning information from any of the nodes can be accessed within a few nanoseconds.

The document says information that it describes only as "ICP product" -- meaning information provided by the Iraqi National Congress -- was cited in more than 100 articles in major English-language news outlets worldwide from October 2001 to May 2002.

We've pioneered real-time information discovery, meaning discovering information before it's a trend.

As best we can tell from cosmological data, our universe started out with maximum entropy, meaning minimum information and minimum complexity.

The majority of the posts contained harmless information, meaning that the information presented does not pose a risk to the reader.

Energy that is converted into structure of d i S) is enformation, meaning intrinsic information (or structural entropy; these distinctions originated in Collier, 1990).

The key word here is de-identified, meaning the information must not contain any protected health information (PHI).