Sentences with phrase «much larger amount of information»

My symptoms are much less severe, and now I have a much larger amount of information to work with and make educated decisions from.

A much larger amount of information than this is routinely being generated by biomedical researchers, and the rapidly accumulating data is often interpreted to mean that biological systems are extremely complex.

Qubits are units of quantum information that are integral to quantum computing because they exist in a superposition of two states and can hold a much larger amount of information compared to a regular bit used in normal computers.

Not exact matches

Furthermore, a recent episode of House Hunters in Germany added some information about the high - efficiency water heaters used in Germany that take up a large amount of space in homes and therefore, are an incentive to not use hot water as much.

The research that has pinpointed these biologically «conserved» regions on the two genomes allows researchers to focus on the important parts of the human genome, and to ignore the much larger amounts of genetic information that is essentially meaningless — some biologists call it «junk» DNA.

The first mechanism can be discounted because it would require very large amounts of genetic information — much more than could be encoded in the entire complement of DNA in the cell nucleus of each neuron.

They are exposed to large amounts of stimulation daily yet work efficiently to process this information without us thinking much about it.

It might work on a dating website where that much information would presumably be read on a larger screen, but its overkill on an app, and the amount of scrolling.

Experts tend to forget just how much they've absorbed into long - term memory, so when they train novices, they tend to leave out a large amount of important information.

You can gather large amounts of information, and have bright people interpret it, but the large numbers of Ph.D. economists insures that the result will tend toward consensus, and not be that much different from the consensus of economists outside the Fed, which means that the Fed will miss turning points.

The amount of information that must be learned in veterinary school is so much larger than in college that new study techniques may be required.

Looking at correlations is fine, but the results should be interpreted as hints only, when the amount of information is not much, much larger.

I pointed out how messy much legal information is, and that large amounts of secondary legal information — as well as deep corpuses of primary information — were controlled by Thomson Reuters, Reed Elsevier and Wolters Kluwer (for the Canadian market, I discount Bloomberg at this time).

Systems like hashing allow blockchains to process large amounts of information in chunks, compile it into one transaction and, ultimately, process it much more efficiently and at a lower cost.

Either way, Facebook pretty much has a large amount of your personal information, and asking them to delete any of it won't necessarily help.