The phrase "a pool of events" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or group of occurrences or incidents that are related in some way.
Example: "The conference will feature a pool of events designed to engage participants and foster networking opportunities."
Alternatives: "a collection of events" or "a series of events".
Created by the same team that's been creating the Togethera family photo sharing app, Upshot creates a pool of photos from an event and location at which several people were, but crucially there is a time limit on viewing the pictures.
I suspect that this "battery" isn't providing an actual current so much as a pool of ions, with auditory events triggering channels to open onto adjacent nerve cells, i.e. directly providing ions to trigger nerve outputs.
Farhadi shows how this situation is like a pool of petrol into which any event lands like a lighted match.
But if you look at mass shootings in Europe so far in 2016, not only is the pool of events drastically smaller, but the ones that do occur seem to involve haphazard gunfire in public areas less often.
At each training epoch, we further sampled (without replacement) training cases from the larger pool of events with low tissue variability, of size equal to one fifth of the minibatch size.
Furthermore, data show that different outbreaks resulted from independent spillover events from a pool of HeV quasispecies in the fruit bat populations in Australia.
During the entire study period, hospitalization for a severe morbid event occurred in a pool of 2238 (28.6%) participants, 1473 (29.5%) from Aquitaine and 765 (27.1%) from IPEC.
The safety analysis was based on pooling of events from data available on all doses identified in the evidence base for each treatment because of the low frequency of observed events.
Daytime hours are reserved primarily for dance workshops and classes taught by an international pool of instructors; competitive events are held at night.
The device's AAA TourBook information, exclusive on Magellan Maestro models, provides an unusual level of detail, including AAA restaurant and hotel ratings, prices, parking, hotel amenities like swimming pools, listings of events and sights, and information about AAA-member roadside assistance.
Blob detection, low-level tracking using adaptive filters, high-level tracking based on a fixed pool of histograms and an event management that can detect every collision event and performs occlusion recovery are used to be able to track every object during the time they appear within the scene.
