I read every article and scrap of information I could find.
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It was just the raw export of every scrap of information journalists gave when they registered.
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I gobble up every scrap of information, watching every trailer repeatedly to glean new knowledge about the game.
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And I think we've got to have an intelligence surge, where we are looking for every scrap of information.
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And I think we've got to have an intelligent surge, where we are looking for every scrap of information.
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In the Rumors and Speculation forums we seized on every scrap of information Valve released and subjected it to feverish interpretation.
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Rather than being shared as a straight flashback, this version has Kingpin poring over every scrap of information he can get on Poindexter.
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Environmental groups, for their part, have seized on each new scrap of information to warn of disastrous consequences should Mr. Trump be elected.
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Worried that a remote sex scandal in London could suddenly blow up in the United States, McNamara wanted every scrap of information about the unfolding scandal.
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The fans are hungering for information about the (still very far-off) season 2 of Westworld, which means that any scrap of information is a veritable feast.
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We use botanists, zoologists, ceramic specialists to look at the pottery, and get every scrap of information we can, rather than just looking for nice objects and architecture.
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An ecosystem of Apple rumormongers, which stretches globally and pounces on any scrap of information, has been trotting out bits and pieces of what to expect for almost a year.
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Every network has a congressman or correspondent live from Capitol Hill breathlessly reciting their latest takeaway from a transcript or scrap of information that they coaxed out of a friendly staffer.
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Quite apart from the usual fan-pressure exerted by those of us eager for any scrap of information as to how production is going, the series carries a deeper meaning for Gaiman.
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If you're anything like me, you won't rest until you've consumed every scrap of information, so here's exactly what Valve's David Speyrer told us, as well as Valve's official press release below.
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Through the box and line scores, the news articles he'd translate with Google, or any scrap of information he could get his hands on, he started to grow attachments to specific players and teams.
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When it comes to NBC's emotional family drama This Is Us, every piece of news is a clue, a scrap of information that we can use to patch together the future of this labyrinthine soap.
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Obama's personal life and the activities of her teenage daughters, Malia and Sasha, or apologizing politely but firmly for refusing to provide even the thinnest scrap of information about the inner workings of the East Wing.
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In the course of that processing, every conceivable database accessible to the United States government would have been queried, containing every scrap of information from the CIA, the DIA, NSA and any and all other agencies.
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Donald Trump is caught in a push-pull on new details of John F. Kennedy's assassination, jammed between students of the killing who want every scrap of information and intelligence agencies that are said to be counseling restraint.
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Brian Dear, a onetime PLATO user at the University of Delaware, has spent roughly two decades gathering up every scrap of information available about the system for his new book, The Friendly Orange Glow (Pantheon, $40), released this week.
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Most of what Cercas learns about Mena could be summarized in a page or two, but since value—or, in this case, narrative payoff—is a function of scarcity, each new scrap of information acquires the momentousness of a major life event.
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As people took to Twitter in search of any scrap of information to emerge out of the school shooting that left 17 dead, they were likely confronted with what has become a troubling online reality: trolls and bots swarming a conversation for reasons unknown.
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While the Chicago chapter sheds valuable light on Obama's connection with black residents and his developing sense of vocation, many of the other sections that try to chronicle his day-to-day life feel extraneous and absurdly long-winded, as if Garrow wanted to include every last scrap of information he'd unearthed.
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As with most Marvel properties, comics fans have pored over any scrap of information they can find about the forthcoming show; they know that it comes to Netflix on September 30, and they know that Mike Colter will play the title role—a wrongfully imprisoned ex-convict with bulletproof skin—but not much else.
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In addition, files were kept on board, that were updated periodically by radio transmissions. From a German Naval viewpoint, radio transmission was critical to disseminate any intelligence and indeed any scrap of information that could be gathered on allied defenses. : ..the reader of U-boat traffic was supplied with a surprisingly large background for judging German anxieties, suspicions, fears, and misconceptions, together with plans and hopes, or expedients, for counter action.
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In his 1910 memoirs Winslow describes how he spent days and nights in Whitechapel: "The detectives knew me, the lodging house keepers knew me, and at last the poor creatures of the streets came to know me. In terror they rushed to me with every scrap of information which might, to my mind, be of value to me. The frightened women looked for hope in my presence. They felt reassured and welcomed me to their dens and obeyed my commands eagerly, and I found the bits of information I wanted".
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Gateway once spoke to the telepathic Generation X member Chamber psionically,Generation X #5 as well as regularly communicating psionically with the St. Croix twins, then disguised as their older sister M.Generation X #1, 7 It has also been implied that he possesses total recall or eidetic memory, as it was revealed in the alternate timeline of the Age of Apocalypse that his time-space manipulating powers allow him to be virtually omniscient, as he is describedAge of Apocalypse: Weapon X #3 as "the repository of the knowledge of humanity, the living index of every hard earned scrap of information gleaned in our ascent from mindless savagery".
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The mosaic theory of intelligence gathering involves gathering many small and seemingly separate pieces of intelligence in order to construct a unified "picture" of intelligence. The theory takes its name from mosaic tile art, because while an entire picture can be seen from a mosaic's tiles at a distance, no clear picture emerges from viewing a single tile in isolation. The theory has detractors, who say that when governments argue any seemingly innocuous scrap of information is part of a larger intelligence mosaic, governments effectively get free rein to argue just about anything is part of intelligence and must be kept secret. Some legal scholars, for example, argue mosaic theory can undermine transparency and civil rights.
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There are several chronicles of Portuguese India written by contemporaries and historians, which provide substantive descriptions of the various armadas. João de Barros's Décadas da Ásia and Damião de Góis's royal chronicles (Crónica do Felicíssimo Rei D. Manuel, 1566–67 and Crónica do Principe D. João, 1567) were official chronicles. As a result, while comprehensive, they have the drawbacks of being carefully censored and consciously propagandistic. Both Barros and Gois constructed their accounts primarily from archives in Lisbon although Barros's vast work was far more comprehensive and more conscientiously faithful to accuracy (Góis's was an unabashed hagiography, whereas Barros frequently updated his account on the discovery of any new scrap of information).
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On this scrap of information, united with the concept of the Antipodes inherited from Graeco-Roman antiquity, Schöner constructed his representation of the southern continent. His strait served as inspiration for Ferdinand Magellan’s expedition to reach the Moluccas by a westward route. He took Magellan’s discovery of Tierra del Fuego in 1520 as further confirmation of its existence, and on his globes of 1523 and 1533 he described it as TERRA AVSTRALIS RECENTER INVENTA SED NONDUM PLENE COGNITA(“Terra Australis, recently discovered but not yet fully known”). It was taken up by his followers, the French cosmographer Oronce Fine in his world map of 1531, and the Flemish cartographers Gerard Mercator in 1538 and Abraham Ortelius in 1570.
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From India to the desert wastes of China, Becca and Doug must follow every clue and scrap of information discovered so far in their adventures to guide them to the truth about their missing parents. Old friends join them in new alliances, for Becca and Doug know now that they must find Ur-Can, the fabled machine at the very heart of the story, which is hidden deep in the Taklamakan Desert – the so-called 'Desert of Death'. They now know Ur-Can holds the answers they seek, as it was the destination of their parents' lost expedition. But Ur-Can has fallen into the hands of a mad Russian general intent on using the machine's colossal power for his own evil ends.
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From India to the desert wastes of China, Becca and Doug must follow every clue and scrap of information discovered so far in their adventures to guide them to the truth about their missing parents. Old friends join them in new alliances, for Becca and Doug know now that they must find Ur-Can the fabled machine at the very heart of the story which is hidden deep in the Taklamakan Desert - the so- called ‘Desert of Death’. They now know Ur-Can holds the answers they seek, as it was the destination of their parents’ lost expedition. But Ur-Can has fallen into the hands of a mad Russian general intent on using the machine’s colossal power for his own evil ends.
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How much reliable history there is about Muhammad is disputed, with some sources maintaining that "everything he did and said was recorded", while others insist that we do not have even "a scrap of information of real use in constructing the human history of Muhammad, beyond the bare fact that he once existed". The earliest Muslim source of information for the life of Muhammad, the Quran, gives very little personal information and its historicity is debated.Encyclopaedia of Islam, Muhammad Prophetic biography known as sīra; and records of the words, actions, and the silent approval of Muhammad, known as hadith, survive in the historical works of writers from the third and fourth centuries of the Muslim era (c. 800−1000 AD),William Montgomery Watt, Muhammad in Mecca, 1953, Oxford University Press, p.
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610 > CE]. All a truly scientific biography can achieve is to lay out the > successive problems engendered by this preapostolate period, sketch out the > general background atmosphere in which Muhammad received his divine call, to > give in broad brush strokes the development of is apostleship at Mecca, to > try with a greater chance of success to pt in order the known facts, and > finally to put back into the penumbra all that remains uncertain. To want to > go further is to fall into hagiography or romanticization. found and > translated in Historian John Burton states > "In judging the content, the only resort of the scholar is to the yardstick > of probability, and on this basis, it must be repeated, virtually nothing of > use to the historian emerges from the sparse record of the early life of the > founder of the latest of the great world religions ... so, however far back > in the Muslim tradition one now attempts to reach, one simply cannot recover > a scrap of information of real use in constructing the human history of > Muhammad, beyond the bare fact that he once existed"John Burton: Bulletin of > the Society of Oriental and African Studies, vol. 53 (1990), p.
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