Like death"); sometimes with the surprise of information ("Ate my sushi," Gordon says, in a detour about a restaurant run by a former Chinese surgeon who did organ extractions. "You can tell with tuna whether they slice it from the belly or from the tail end. He always gave me the belly. It's the good part").
SAN FRANCISCO — Perhaps it should not have surprised corporate information technology departments that employees would use Dropbox, a service for easily sharing files among different devices by storing them in "the cloud".
Given her description of Trayvon, I asked if she has been surprised by information recently released by Zimmerman's defense team that was allegedly recovered from Trayvon's phone and that appeared to show a boy who used marijuana, was involved in fights and had a handgun.
However, another industry watcher said he was surprised more information had not been provided, adding that Valve still had to prove why consumers needed another box to connect to their TV.
I was surprised the information was technically publicly available, but not accessible in a meaningful way.
Although nearly all of the participants were surprised by information on overdiagnosis, its impact on the women's attitudes toward screening varied.
We, thus, used two information-theoretic measures, surprise and entropy [17 19], to predict changes in CSE and RTs on a trial-by-trial basis under ideal observer assumptions.
Did any of the information surprise you?
Therefore, there was nothing in the Prime Ministers statement which a surprise or new information to him.
The direction of talk then becomes less predictable as observed in the teacher's genuine comment My gosh I wonder who went up there, expressing her surprise at the information.
In addition, Bakshy expressed surprise that publishing information in supplemental materials would be viewed as "hiding" them.
