Sentence examples for reference to the information from inspiring English sources

The executive, Raymond W. McDaniel Jr., said in reference to the information the company received, "Both the completeness and veracity was deteriorating".

In reference to the information section, a list for access control is created.

In the first step, the reduction of Kennard-Robertson type uncertainties because of boundary conditions with a mean square error is discussed quantitatively with reference to the information entropy.

Here, we present an overview of our present knowledge about CK2 inhibitors, with special reference to the information drawn from two recently solved crystal structures of CK2α in complex with emodin and with 4,5,6,7-tetrabromo-2-azabenzimidazole (TBB), this latter being the most specific CK2 inhibitor known to date.

In a blog post admitting to the privacy breach, Google's Senior VP of Engineering & Research Alan Eustace said, in reference to the information inadvertently collected by Street View cars, that Google "never used that data in any Google products".

As recommended in case studies involving qualitative techniques, this involved making reference to the information collected from other study population groups [32; 38].

In statements during the first day of jury selection in the trial, both prosecutors and defense lawyers made oblique references to the information about prior "bad acts" of Andersen, calling it 404(b) material, named for the section of the federal rules of evidence that sets conditions for the use of such facts.

Therapists will then provide 'thick descriptions', again referenced to the information used, to detail the elements of the positive or negative change occurring.

The global pattern of the self-organizing phenomenon only arises from the processing of information that has been perceived by the components of a system at a local scale without reference to the global information in the emergent pattern [18, 19].

The standfirst on this story was amended on 27 September 2013 to remove an incorrect reference to the UK information officer.

I came across a reference to the term "information economy" in a book published in 1890.