Sentence examples for work on information from inspiring English sources

I've seen the work on information overload, which makes people depressed, stressed and freezes their brains.

WHEN did the C.I.A. hire Mr. Snowden to work on information technology security?

But Dr. Robert M. Kolodner, who coordinates work on information technology at the Department of Health and Human Services, disputed the findings.

Despite not having a high school degree, he was later hired by the C.I.A. to work on information technology security, serving in Geneva.

And, in recent years, the Nobel committee has awarded several economics prizes to work on "information asymmetry," "cognitive bias," and other ways in which the human propensity toward misperception distorts the workings of the world.

But Oettinger, a veteran of U.S. intelligence-panel work on information overload, was no Utopian: his essay is titled "Electronics May Revolutionize Education, But Is Unlikely to Solve Problems of Human Frailty".

In 1984 Tymshare was acquired by the McDonnell Douglas Corporation, where Engelbart worked on information systems.

Recent work on Information-Centric Networking (ICN) explores new uses of the data object concept to enable advanced applications based on content distribution.

"We foresee a train wreck," an insurance executive working on information technology said in a February interview.

James Simon, 24, who serves on the board and works on information technology issues at UBS, spent senior year at the academy before graduating from the University of Connecticut.

The Times also quoted an "insurance executive working on information technology," who said that "we foresee a train wreck" because "we don't have the I.T. specifications".