Sentence examples for permitted information from inspiring English sources
Current information-flow control techniques are able to reason about permitted information flows, but not required information flows.
His aura and energy commanded every meeting he was in, even if he would only allow the meeting to last about seven minutes … as Bob would tell us, "no meeting needs to be any longer!" Bob was the initial energy behind sharing all relevant (as permitted) information across our entire firm.
This permitted information to be shared as "objects", complete with data and a way of analysing them.Java's attraction was its ability to create small, efficient programs that could be sent easily over the Internet and, in theory, run on virtually any machine.
Microcredit has been confronted with many problems and has responded by innovating: providing individual credit (once the group-based lending has permitted information gathering), nonstandard sums, providing credit to men also, and many other innovations.
This procedure permitted information extraction from the whole section without inference or data loss.
However, because semi-structured interview guides allow participants to talk about what they see as relevant and important, flexibility during interviews permitted information emphasized by a participant to be adequately covered.
Technology permits information to flow in both directions between the customer and the company.
The Commission may, in appropriate cases, permit information required under paragraphs (1) and (2) of this subsection to be coded.
Since permits are required before any construction can start, and permit information is publicly available, economists and other industry analysts use this information to draw conclusions about market trends.
Some states, for example, do not permit information about seat-belt use to be entered as evidence in a civil suit, and those laws could extend to failure to use, or improper use of, a child restraint.
Radio frequencies propagate in space and permit information to be transferred from a transmitter to a receiver when information is added to the RF signal by a process called modulation.
