Sentence examples for shaped and information from inspiring English sources

"The different findings on public views of the Iran nuclear agreement in the Washington Post/ABC News and Pew Research Center surveys highlight how question wording -- and the information provided in a question -- can impact public opinion, particularly on issues where public views are still being shaped and information levels are relatively low," the authors of the Pew report wrote.

Clearly there is a challenge to develop methods for correcting our "convex from the present" view of phylogenetic trees prior to analysis of their actual shape and information content.

This was informed by a sociological model of how organisational routines shape and are shaped by information and communications technologies.

In particular, some patients who exhibited a high need for control were not passive recipients of information but actively shaped information and undertook strategies to support positive illusory beliefs.

Her "Counternarratives" series interrogates the shaping and spreading of information, and the ways in which narratives in reportage advance the agendas of the powerful.

The extracted map objects contain coordinate information, features, shape information, and information to determine whether or not such objects are obstacles.

Customer pull, shaped by images and information from around the world, determine your product choices.

Other algorithmic consequences are of course available in a world where a handful of dominant tech platforms now have massive power to shape information and therefore society and public opinion.

New aspects in how business processes and models are shaped with information technologies are also addressed in many research projects.

The objectives of the investigation are typically set in advance and shaped by the information requirements of the funding body.

"No amount of 'fixing' Facebook or Google will address the underlying factors shaping the culture and information wars in which America is currently enmeshed," wrote Danah Boyd in Wired.