Sentence examples for present-day information from inspiring English sources
The impact of present-day information technologies on the art world is even more revolutionary, says Professor Crary.
Like Alphaville, Mr. Slimane's Paris is predicated on the present-day: information architecture, not the Tour Eiffel, the electronica of French techno, not the bells of Notre Dame.
He argues that Otlet discovered a way of thinking about information and its organization that "opened the door to an alternative stream of thought, one undergirding our present-day information age".
Thirdly, present day information is also lacking, for example datasets describing physical soil properties in the study area are unavailable.
Subsequently, cases were reclassified with implementation of present-day molecular information.
An alternative approach to detect gene flow from Neandertals into modern humans is to focus on patterns of variation in present-day humans blinded to information from the Neandertal genome in order to identify regions that are the strongest candidates for being derived from Neandertals.
Two kinds of data are needed in order to obtain a date estimate from present-day Y chromosomes: information about the genetic diversity of the Y chromosomes, and a measure of the mutation rate of the loci used to determine the diversity.
Present-day digital computers store information as zeroes and ones.
The study compares the reef's inshore and offshore waters, and information on present-day water quality with 30-year-old data.
We argue that the bulk of present-day complications in integrating chemical information can be traced to these three problems and that until an information representation that addresses these issues is introduced, truly integrative chemical research shall be a complicated and costly endeavour.
When I think of these moments, I'm reminded afresh of the emergence of literature as a network and a form of complex, far-flung exchange, long before the emergence of "information" and present-day modes of travel.
