The measure, he said, while intended to prevent leaks, "could have had the effect of preventing the true flow of information".
Armed with the tools of mathematics, we can see through to the true meaning of information we take for granted: How early should you get to the airport?
We have always said that in order to ensure the safety of the driving public, it is crucial that there be a true sharing of information concerning the vehicle as well as the tires.
Without such planning, managers risk a potentially severe waste of monitoring resources on ineffective and inefficient monitoring, and institutions will remain ignorant of the true costs of information and the potential efficiency gains afforded by a moderate increase in technical capacity.
Despite this ability, however, true control of information is in the hands of mediators.
Google giving us a vastness, I mean true vastness of information accessibility, and social networks like Facebook and Twitter allow you to reach out instantly in ways that would've taken a whole machine of record companies and promotion people... I don't even [listen to] at radio anymore.
"When you get to that place where everybody appreciates and knows that they don't have all the answers, that there's really a true exchange of information and it's not just going one way, that's sort of an atmosphere we've been able to cultivate.
However, ∼4 bits per residue cannot be the true rate of information transfer between sequence and structure.
Recent simulations performed by Schippers and colleagues (manuscript in preparation) suggest that even in the presence of variability in hemodynamic response latency between different brain regions, the detected direction of prevalent information flow detected using differential GCM within a condition correctly identifies the true direction of information flow in >80% of the cases.
This is especially true of the information economy, given its potential to underpin other sectors.
