1. The fact that some one can extract meaningful information from network traffic is nothing new.

2. Using appropriate specific commands and gathering meaningful information from the outputs, the progression of the troubleshooting process can be completed.

3. In realistic life, a lot of meaningful information of vision is included in sports.

4. However, in order for two peers to exchange meaningful information, they must understand each other's message format.

4. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

5. This factor was relevant because without such meaningful information the EIS itself would be pointless.

6. Provide the analysis of Prunella vulgaris with most meaningful information.

7. In this situation professionals are most apt to allow their normal reserve about commerce to lapse, and to give meaningful information.

8. ATR says reconstructing dreams is harder because the brain signals during sleep may be "noisier, " and is now researching how to get more meaningful information from a sleeper's brain.

9. The arrival of Wolfram Alpha also forced Google to explore a more sophisticated approach to presenting meaningful information from online databases ("Google Unveils Google Squared").

10. But read any selection of blogs (there are over 112m of them in the English language alone) and you quickly learn that meaningful information is in short supply.

11. It aims to drive home the point that you have to choose the right model for the right data to get good, meaningful information.

12. If core files are truncated because the ulimit is set too low, it is nearly impossible to extract meaningful information from them.

13. Web analytics is the process of gathering and analyzing your web content's data in order to glean meaningful information about how your site is being utilized by your users.

14. XML also has tags, such as lang, to label certain fields to indicate language settings for the linguistically meaningful information, such as descriptions.

15. The question of overload is how much in fact is meaningful information.

16. But developers and device makers face new challenges that include determining physical location accurately, turning coordinates into meaningful information, and protecting users' privacy.

17. Tyson said he tries not to use the word "planet" in its traditional, generic sense too much, because it doesn't convey very much meaningful information.

18. This rear area is where photoreceptor cells called rods and cones turn the light into meaningful information for the brain.

19. Underneath the graph, you will have your table of keywords where you can start to extract some more meaningful information.

20. We are now trying to figure out what we can do to get meaningful information from brain signals during sleep.

21. But, given that rats run through dream mazes that precisely match their lab mazes, others feel that there must be some purpose or meaningful information in dreams.

22. By placing an array of sensors directly on the brain and connecting them to a computer, researchers are able to decode brain signals into meaningful information, including some words.