information carrier

In most of the cases all computer equipment, information carriers and printed materials were seized.

Peptides were considered the information carriers in the body.

Should this assumption prove to be correct, they would be the smallest information carriers of all.

A blank information carrier, like an empty sheet of paper or an empty hard disk.

Carbohydrate, here, played every biochemical role: information carrier, enzyme, energy source, structural material.

Information carriers of marketing messages are mainly mainstream media like national television, national radio and print.

It is very difficult to protect the remaining finite information content of analog information carriers against noise.

Media processing (acquisition, local public infrastructure and allocation of information carriers and information).

A possible future direct application of spin is as a binary information carrier in spin transistors.

Emphasis is on natural and formal languages, but other information carriers, such as images and music, are studied as well.

The Extremis process involved injecting several billion microscopic nanotubes, which act as information carriers, into the brain.

Mobile tagging connects static information carriers with the Internet and encourages the interactive behaviour of the user.

The corresponding topological quantum numbers are thought to be used as information carriers, to apply the most recent, and already studied, propositions in information technology.

The earliest system used a magnetic stripe as information carrier, similar to the technology of ATMs and key cards.

In terms of public tagging, barcodes serve as a hyperlink to additional information on public information carriers.

Some studies have suggested that these bursts represent information carriers, expression of memory, a means for the network to form appropriate connections, and learning when their pattern changes.

As a consequence of the noisy-channel coding theorem, noise limits the information content of an analog information carrier to be finite.

These are enduring information carriers that will survive wear and tear of the individual by producing copies that can in turn go on to produce more copies.

Article 125k of the Wetboek van Strafvordering allows investigators with a warrant to access information carriers and networked systems.

Darwinbots does not simulate intermediate information carriers or effectors (RNA or proteins) and gene interactions are minimal.

To help reading the series of digits, different types of information carriers are used like barcodes, RFID-tags, data matrices etc.

A serious security loophole exists when Alice uses multi-photon states as for quantum information carriers (see Section Photon number splitting attack in Quantum key distribution).

The central dogma states that nucleic acids act as the information carriers, and thus that DNA & RNA make proteins.

Nucleic acids had emerged as replicable information carriers and primitive catalysts (Joyce 2002), yet their functional potential was constrained by their structural homogeneity and lack of reactive groups.

A scholar's cautious, detailed, convincing account of the deliberate framing of information carriers, from cheap postage to privatized electronics (telegraph, telephone, radio) to saturation by movies, networks and magazines.