The thrust of Socrates' initial questioning is revealing.
For those who have not enjoyed the thrust and parry of information requests with the city, here is what it is like: When I once filed a request for the mayor's personal appointment calendar, his aides said they could not provide the information because it would take too long to delete the personal contact information of Mr. Daley's bodyguards from the documents.
This need gave thrust to spreading of Information and Communications Technologies ICTT), as well as giving birth to new forms of media, which made collaboration possible and increasingly free from any temporal and spatial constraints (Queralt, 1996).
This seems to be the general thrust of the pioneering Information and Communications Services Bill going through Germany's lower parliament, the Bundestag.
Then, to conquer the discussed problems of thrust control, the idea of information fusion was proposed to construct a new feedback variable.
"The thrust of our site is to provide information," Mr. Main said.
Mr Costa's proposal is of particular importance for building confidence in efficiency and sound administration of justice, whereas the main thrust of Mr Di Pietro's report is to improve cooperation in terms of information.
While officers have made two trips to Spain and visited Portugal four times, most recently last week, the thrust of the investigation has been a methodical analysis of more than 40,000 pieces of information already collected.
European development aid provided "a huge uplift," Mr. Brady said, "but the real rocket thrust of the economy here is the big American information technology companies".
As such, you should not rely on such obvious (to academics in the field) information to create the main thrust of your academic argument.
