Sentence examples for which we take information from inspiring English sources

The GPR scans the ground and delivers data in which we take information about any kind of buried objects like metallic or plastic landmines.

As it is used, even by these schoolmen, it seems to signify only those means by which we take in information about our environment, including our own bodies, presumably.

Publishes September 9. Carey takes on long-perpetuated stereotypes about the ways in which we take in and absorb information.

We derive an asymptotic Fisher information matrix, which we take as a reference in assessing the quality of the finite-point sampling designs.

Musk's tweet, which we took the information from, in fact means "high volume production" not full production.

Such systems have a series of interconnected neurons which can take information from a variety of sources and are also capable of learning.

This kills retinal ganglion cells, the nerves which take information from the retina and pass it onto the brain.

Big Blue said the acquisition of the publicly-held Chicago company was expected to strengthen its information-agenda initiative, which helps companies take information and turn it into a strategic asset.

We have to make choices like this, on the fly, all the time, so we have developed subconscious psychological/emotional filters by which we can take partial information and make a quick judgment about whether those clues suggest possible danger.

We propose an information delivery model for banking business which takes information from business analysis and finds the best user for this information with respect to criteria and delivers the multi criteria reporting.

Alternatively, look at aliveandgiving.com, which takes information from the commission and calculates the percentage that each good cause spends on its core charity activities.