Sentence examples for organising information from inspiring English sources

The term 'knowledge organisation system' (KOS) covers any system for organising information, ranging from the traditional library subject headings to newer approaches like semantic networks and ontologies.

For the uninitiated among you, they look like decision or probability trees and are a way of organising information.

The challenge lies in collating and organising information in such a way that it can easily be used.

The world of "contextual discovery" – organising information, reviews and deals around a given location – is the local play on Google's longest-standing ambition.

There is a case of cigars, one of dead fish, train tickets, dolls, money, skulls, letters, etc, all zanily curated to illustrate Greenaway's theory of representation: that there are other, better ways of organising information than story-telling.

The 2008 papers also had "more limited opportunities for A-grade students to demonstrate their abilities in relation to higher-order skills such as organising information and analysing and interpreting complex data".

It's not only potential students who have to be informed about the programme, so I organise information events and communicate with guest lecturers and visiting scientists.

"There was no organised information about the trials or subjects.

Keep it brief: a one-page CV of relevant detail shows you can prioritise and organise information.

"For example, the web was organised through a large number of directories, until we realised this didn't make sense as a way to organise information," he says.

"I could see in their eyes how excited they were, how my software fitted with their ideas about making organised information generally available," he recalls.