Sentence examples for reproducing information from inspiring English sources

A patent granted in 1985, for example, and titled a "system for reproducing information in material objects at a point of sale location" was originally intended for retail kiosks to sell cassettes.

When retrieving, processing and reproducing information, cognitive activities are mediated by two independent yet interconnected cognitive subsystems in the human mind: An imagery system (specialized in the representation and processing of nonverbal objects in a sequential manner) and a verbal system (specialized in handling linguistic propositions using a parallel processing system).

They examine all aspects of the reading process to see where the difficulties are occurring, compare reading level to reading potential based on intelligence, and test how students are most comfortable absorbing and reproducing information (audibly, visually, or kinetically).[48].[48]

Typically, to reproduce information from one Web site to another, a user has to cut the information by hand and paste it into each Web site, a laborious process.

Many obstacles lie in the discographer's path, but Rust persuaded companies to unlock their archives and tirelessly reproduced information on a typewriter – often several times over, as he was generous in sharing material with other researchers.

The police have not directly linked those arrested to Al Qaeda, but documents gathered at the site where ricin traces were found are thought to reproduce information from the manuals on chemical weapons development discovered in abandoned Qaeda sites in Afghanistan.

Said patent depicts the methods by which you record and reproduce information on an optical disc.

However, typical CMOS or CCD sensors can only capture a range of thousands in magnitude; typical displays in normal viewing conditions and printing media can only reproduce information over a range of just a few hundreds or less.

These techniques are called core methods and are based on the principle of the stress memory of rocks, which is the ability of rocks to accumulate, retain and, under certain conditions, reproduce information on the stress history (Lavrov, 2003).

The whole point of journalism is to reproduce information gathered in one place for the benefit of people who wouldn't know about it otherwise.

According to Ramsden [ 1], teaching in higher education does not solely concern students' ability to recall or reproduce information.