Sentence examples for operations for information from inspiring English sources
The language processor hence utilizes a few core operations for information processing that depend on position-specific constraints.
The officer, Vice Adm. David J. Dorsett, the deputy chief of naval operations for information dominance, said that although China had developed some weapons faster than the United States expected, he was not alarmed over all.
We manipulated the amount (set size of 1, 3, and 5) and content (ratio of left and right pointing arrows within a set) of the inputs to test competing hypotheses regarding mental operations for information processing.
Software comes into play with every complex system, both to facilitate operations and for information and data analysis.
If you are in for an operation, ask for information about the operation.
Because our brains also process temporal information that is rich and occurs across multiple time scales, might the brain employ an analogous set of operations for temporal information processing?
Please refer to the current WFSE collective bargaining agreement, Article 17: Suspended Operations for more information.
As an example, the powerful group theoretic insights and consideration of time-varying environments that permit the construction of error-robust, bounded-strength SU 2) operations for quantum information in Viola's DCG framework are quite different from the geometric considerations and quasi-static noise assumptions widely employed in NMR composite pulsing.
The stones might have been salvaged from other railroad operations, but requests for information posted on several railroad Web sites did not bring a response from anyone who saw any rail significance in the markings.
Banks were put on notice last summer that investigators of all sorts were looking into their mortgage operations, when requests for information were sent out to all of the big Wall Street firms.
Last year, three congressional members from Alabama and Colorado — where the Boeing-Lockheed venture has its operations — asked NASA for information about SpaceX launches that they said involved "an epidemic of anomalies". The problems cited in the members' letter ranged from "multiple" helium leaks in the Falcon 9 rocket to seawater seeping into the company's Dragon capsule after splashdown.
