Sentence examples for repurposing of information from inspiring English sources
To Jonathan Zittrain, a professor of Internet law at Harvard, there is an obvious explanation for this kind of repurposing of information — there is so much information out there.
"What's different is that users themselves are driving the broadcasting and repurposing of information".
However, descriptions of i2b2 focus primarily on the repurposing of information and material by-products of health care delivery [ 26- 29], not on the full set of scenarios surrounding reuse of the products of trials and studies.
The local QuikTrip, a gas station and convenience store that was looted and burned on the second night of the protests, has now been repurposed as the epicenter for gatherings and the exchange of information.
"Manhunt: The Ten-Year Search for Bin Laden From 9/11 to Abbottabad" is a more focused repurposing of that material, along with new information gathered from interviews with members of the National Security Council, intelligence and counterterrorism officials and former Special Operations officers.
Within the Informed Systems approach, therefore, robust exchange relationships further the sharing of information, skills, expertise, and experience with the aim of establishing a common ground and common practices to repurpose, redirect, reorganize, and relearn.
In addition, the coverage of the growing body of research on the repurposing of viral vectors as delivery systems for genome editing tools is complemented with information regarding their main characteristics, pros, and cons.
Garrett, incidentally, generally opposes the repurposing of abandoned spaces.
The bar table was the finest repurposing (indeed, the only repurposing) of a concrete fence footing this reporter had ever seen.
Q What are your thoughts on the repurposing of the High Line?
Was his "1989" some kind of subversive repurposing of the most popular album in the world?
