Sentences with phrase «bits of information»

It also connects games 1 through 3 with several recurring images, bits of information, and enemies.

Two bits of information have been revealed for Platinum's awkwardly - named Metal Gear game that should be exciting for fans of the developer's take on the classic franchise...

The inevitable answers to all the bizarre happenings are supposed to make up for the bits of information the audience already possesses, but they arrive with little hurry.

And yet it doesn't allow us a sense of gradual discovery; mostly, we just feel we're having bits of information dropped in our laps.

Many of these small bits of information and lots of others, could show that he is currently wed and searching for someone on the side, inconspicuously or otherwise.

Cookies are small bits of information that are stored on your computer when our site is accessed.

Our tips can instruct and provide you with short bits of information you can put to use immediately.

Signing up on Lavalife is simple, requiring just a few bits of information before building your profile.

Some stories will add quick tid - bits of information to the game, while some will send you on a sprawling journey that can last several hours.

The stories almost always are missing important bits of information, too.

These things disappear because your mind can focus only on a few bits of information at any given time.

It is difficult to know what to do when there are conflicting bits of information everywhere.

As an executive coach & trainer, I consume hundreds of bits of information each day and Paula's Healthy Living gives me quick, convenient insights that I can immediately put to use.»

This inner knowing or soul uses that level of consciousness to send you certain bits of information, which when coordinated with the others, create your heaven on Earth.

If you want to start a cutting diet, here are some important bits of information and tips that you need to know.

Before you drip even a single drop of oil onto your food, you have to read this... These are scary bits of information suggesting that what we know about the oils behind labels in the store isn't what we think.

When it comes to weight loss, or really any aspect of diet and fitness for that matter, there tends to be a lot of bad bits of information around.

For the most trivial bits of information, we've now been hijacked by those very same mechanisms that used to protect us and help us to survive.

Surface area abnormalities and cortical thickness were assessed in individuals with migraine, 2 components of cortical volume providing complementary and different bits of information.

If five extra bits of information are all it takes to make our willpower crumble, how do you think it's going to stand up to locating your gym pants in the laundry at 6 am?

When a woman enters perimenopause, she may be even more likely to forget names or key bits of information.

This study, he added, is a good step toward piecing all those bits of information together to get a fuller picture of what future sea level rise holds in store.

«Yes, we work a bit like detectives, trying to find, understand and piece together various bits of information.

Perhaps their brains do allow them to make easy connections among bits of information.

More recently a team of Stanford University researchers led by Hari Manoharan were able to encode 35 bits of information per electron and write letters so small they are composed of subatomic bits of matter only 0.3 nanometers wide, or roughly one third of a billionth of a meter.

We falsify on the basis of accumulated numbers of papers and number of bits of information.»

These theories only explain bits of the information.

Genomic analyses have revealed that free ‐ living biological organisms carry between 107 and 1011 bits of information in their genomes.

Topological insulators preserve the direction of an electron spin as it travels along the surface, allowing a spin to carry bits of information in a future quantum network.

But new research at Rockefeller University suggests that current sequencing protocols overlook crucial bits of information: isolated pieces of DNA floating outside the bacterial chromosome, the core of a cell's genetic material.

The goal here is to fashion simple biocomputers that use DNA and proteins to recognize specific chemical targets, store a few bits of information, and then report their status by changing color or emitting some other easily detectable signal.

Individuals everywhere are contributing tiny bits of information to OpenStreetMap.org, a free world map that anyone can add to or edit, building up geographical data in a collaborative way.

Current computer systems represent bits of information, the 1's and 0's of binary code, with electricity.

After a disaster or national tragedy, bits of information often are found afterward among vast amounts of available data that might have mitigated or even prevented what happened, had they been recognized ahead of time.

They might get a head start with the very first bits of information.

The new approach, published today in the International Journal of Stroke, can quantify visible brain injury from cerebral small vessel disease (SVD) and brain atrophy by translating the million plus bits of information stored in brain scans into a single measure, the «brain health index.»

In current computers, bits of information exist in one of two states: zero or one.

But by squeezing the light into a smaller beam, more dots, or bits of information, can be stored.

But it can only deliver 2 million bits of information a second, too slow to carry much more than letters and numbers, limiting interaction to slow, one - way exchanges.

It lies between two metal contacts on a memory chip which stores 16 million bits of information on a piece of silicon.

«Tweets flow so quickly it's like a fire hose where you're trying to extract bits of information that are relevant.»

The lightest possible structure and format for the bits of information that actually will be transmitted over the Internet,

They are in constant conversation with nearby cells, exchanging molecular bits of information that tell the cell how to function, much the same way the information that comes in through our eyes, ears, nose, mouth and skin tells us how to function.

A couple dozen lasers switching at this speed could handle a trillion bits of information per second — more than 100 times as fast as current silicon chips.

The more easily these bits of information are retrieved, the more likely the new information is going to be tagged as true.

To handle such conditions, Ruud Schoonderwoerd and Janet Bruten, both then at Hewlett - Packard's research laboratories in Bristol, England, and Owen Holland, then at the University of the West of England, invented a routing technique in which antlike agents deposit bits of information, or «virtual pheromone,» at the network nodes to reinforce paths through uncongested areas.

«It looks meaningless, but LEDs are actually flashing fast enough to represent bits of information,» Umphress told New Scientist.

That trick enables Alice to get out exactly two bits of information — the total spin and its projection along one axis — and that's just enough information to specify the latitude and longitude of quantum state of one particle.

BlueCava combines these bits of information to create a unique ID number for every device that accesses a website running the company's software.

With those two bits of information in hand, she then tosses in her electron, losing it forever.