Sentence examples for surviving information from inspiring English sources

Bringing the Turing story to a cinematic audience was a daunting task, not merely because of the sheer scope and complexity of his work across two decades but because the surviving information is so fragmented, especially during the war years.

Research and critique of unbuilt or destroyed works of architecture is traditionally carried out through the examination of surviving information such as drawings, models, photographs, biographies and monographs.

Not so for material cultural artifacts, which can be reinvented or, better still, deliberately resurrected based on surviving information: whether from old horns, catalogs or patent drawings, etc.

Most of the surviving information available to historians comes from archaeology; few detailed written records documenting peasant life remain from before the 9th century.

According to David Shenk's Data Smog: Surviving the Information Glut, the average American encountered 560 ads a day in 1971.

As the function of pension insurers is to provide pension payments, they follow the survival of pensioners very carefully, using several sources: information from the pay-out service of the German Post (Postrentendienst), which receives death notices from the registrar's office or from the undertaker; information provided by surviving dependents; or information about pensions not delivered.

There are those who say that professional journalism won't survive the "information revolution".

Panic ensues as warnings are issued: excerpts from the government's ludicrously optimistic Protect and Survive public information films ("Wear rubber gloves while outside") enhance the documentary feel.

The 1970 edition – narrated by Patrick Allen, later the voice of both the heart-attack-inducing Protect and Survive public information films and Vic Reeves' Big Night Out – came from even further leftfield, boasting a plot involving a runaway child cadging a lift from, and being in no way abducted by, a debonair playboy and his glamorous girlfriend.

In the Nafusah Mountains in the west, where a few weeks ago desperate rebel fighters were struggling to survive and information was almost impossible to obtain from the outside, the rebels have consolidated their hold well enough to set up an official "Nefusa Mountain Media Group," with its own Web site and multilingual spokesman.

"It is a behavioral change in how we view the world a way to survive amid information overload".