Sentence examples for replacing information from inspiring English sources

You just have to look at the comments beneath pro-library articles to gather a general response: Kindles, the internet replacing information needs, and so on.

Bach-y-Rita, who died in 2006, is known as "the father of sensory substitution," although, as he liked to point out, both Braille and white canes are essentially sensory-substitution systems, replacing information that is typically visual — words on a page, objects at a distance — with tactile sensation.

Replacing information oxygen with with smothering, meaningless noise.

That is the network should be able to heal itself and replace information that are missing due to the unannounced absence of the peer.

Modeled on the rectangular Nutrition Facts labels on food products, the new broadband labels replace information on calories, sugar and cholesterol with details on price, speed and data caps.

Well for one, it means that we no longer need a single source to tell us the news, what we need is a sharp witted pair of eyes to search the media ecosystem for contradictions, false impressions, politicians who change their story, or media sources that replace information with sponsored segments from Hooters.

Two "jokers" (blank cards) completed the game to replace information not necessarily initially foreseen in the game.

We used alcohol consumption reported on the food frequency questionnaire in 1990 and replaced information with data from 1986 onward when missing data occurred.

A white board can be useful where you want to remove and replace information.

The effects of reducing generation interval were found in dairy cattle too, where the use of genomic information replaces progeny information, so that young bulls can be used immediately [ 2, 3], which can reduce the variable costs per proven bull substantially.

An alternative treatment for missing data, which we could have implemented as a fourth scaling approach, would have been to use imputations as a means of replacing missing information with "pseudo-information".