In light of the considerable mainstream information available related to breast cancer, these data reinforce the need for more breast cancer education programs that are clearly intended to attract the attention of African American women.
Unlike the approach taken by the intervention studied in this paper, mainstream information security awareness measures are typically top-down, and seek to bring about changes at the individual level by means of an expert-based approach directed at a large population, e.g. through formal presentations, e-mail messages, leaflets and posters.
In the second place, Pylyshyn presumably holds (quite consistently with mainstream "information processing" theories of perception (e.g., Marr, 1982)) that percepts, the end products of visual processing in the brain, are also mentalese descriptions.
If such knowledge became part of the mainstream of information in our world, the front pages of the papers would be very different.
But your question does highlight the fact that many Spanish only speakers in the United States and elsewhere are often left out of the mainstream of information on Alzheimer's.
These centrality metrics identify nodes that are likely to be highly influential over the behavior of the network and are in the mainstream of information flow.
The Vanni area has been exposed to a wider variety of UNICEF-supported MRE programme tools compared to Jaffna, in spite of the fact that Vanni was more isolated from mainstream information channels such as national newspapers and radio.
That such resources exist says a lot about the erasure of women such as Knight from more mainstream information sources.
Now, the Internet is no longer the provenance of a select, geeky few, but rather is a mainstream information source that often eclipses television and leaves radio and print media in the dust.
As more companies move into the cloud, and began developing predictive algorithms that used the large volumes of unstructured data, Hadoop became a critical part of mainstream information technology.
