Sentence examples for survey of information from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a survey of Information Collection Centric Techniques (ICCT) for cloud resource management.
A survey of information service users reveals values that could be obtained from the information services.
In a 2012 survey of information technology managers by PricewaterhouseCoopers, 47 percent of respondents said that at least half of corporate I.T. spending was now shadow I.T.
A survey of information literacy competencies, which assessed students' knowledge, misconceptions, and use of electronic information resources, was administered when students entered the program and at 1-year intervals thereafter.
In its report, which offers a comprehensive survey of information about the health of gay Americans, the panel made these points: "On average, men tend to show greater interest in sex and express a desire to engage in sex more frequently than women.
In a recent global survey of information workers — people who use a computer or another smart device for at least an hour a day — Forrester Research found that 27 percent of smartphone users said they had an Android phone; 26 percent, a BlackBerry; and 24 percent, an iPhone.
In a February 1998 survey of information-technology companies by the Minnesota Department of Economic Security, 57% of respondents said they were having trouble finding qualified workers.
A survey of information-technology managers and chief information officers, carried out by Morgan Stanley after the attacks, found that security software had jumped from fifth priority or lower to become their first priority.
This working group drew on the hundreds of presentations at the annual meeting relating technology and politics as well as on previous surveys of information technology research questions (such as Altman & Klass and Berman and Brady ), in order to identify important open research questions in this rapidly evolving area.
Survey of geographic information including maps, satellite imagery, and census data, approaches to spatial data, and tools for integrating and examining spatially-explicit data.
A new survey of chief information officers suggests that the drastic recent cuts in corporate technology budgets may be starting to end.
