Sentence examples for together of information from inspiring English sources

"We're seeing the coming together of information technology and medical science," said Sharon Stevenson, a co-founder of Okapi Venture Capital, a three-year-old company in Laguna Beach, Calif.

Obtaining this additional information took some effort: compilation of omissions, up to three emails, and subsequent piecing together of information from disparate sources.

As such, they provide a mechanism for what Braitenberg and Schüz consider the primary function of the neocortex, namely information mixing, that is, the joining together of information across modalities (Braitenberg and Schüz 1998), which may be especially important for language processing (Braitenberg and Pulvermüller 1992; Braitenberg and Schüz 1992).

"When you put together pieces of information, it becomes different.

That has left analysts piecing together bits of information dribbling out of Japan about certain parts or suppliers.

Intelligence, they argue, is about piecing together fragments of information and building up spider diagrams of connections between suspects.

Intelligence officials say such a lag is typical of the ever-changing process of piecing together shards of information into a coherent picture fit for officials' public statements.

But critics said such issues did not fully explain the bureau's inability to piece together strands of information before Sept. 11.

So everyone following the conclave, from mildly interested observers to bettors to observant Catholics, is left to piece together fragments of information, much of it of dubious quality.

The director is charged with bringing together reams of information from more than 15 agencies into one central database that will be accessible to the criminal justice community, from police officers to the parole board.

As Andrew Ross Sorkin noted in his Dealbook column, the government's investigation challenges the popular "mosaic theory" of investing in which firms piece together tidbits of information on a company, some of which may be confidential.