0 present participle of inform --
1 to tell someone about particular facts: --
Each of the chapters is accompanied by instructive sections of text aimed at informing the non-specialist about the scientific background.
A different letter was sent to the stakeholders two weeks prior to interview informing them of the purpose of the study.
The assumption informing that analysis was that holistic policy intervention should be about more than addressing social problems.
Prevention trials informing these theories will need to incorporate measures of these group differences to test for moderated mediation.
Examples of such protocols are informing, querying and proposing.
In the third kind of case, divine speech-acts can make a normative difference with regard to blame by informing or reminding agents of moral truths.
Predictive behaviour analysis informing design modulation, sixteen*(makers) 2005.
Each move is composed of one or more elementary, verbal or nonverbal actions such as summons, greeting, or informing.
