Sentence examples similar to a rigorous collation of from inspiring English sources

The signifier complexomics is a linguistic polymer, a collation of components, compressed into a neologism, but conveying crucial convictions of contemporary life sciences research.

The Russian hacking scare in August in which security researchers Hold Security claimed hackers had 1.2bn usernames and passwords, was questioned by others as a similar situation – a collation of previous credential leaks combined with other data.

The cons: As well as being prone to crash Microsoft Excel at 84MB for the full sheet, the database is a collation of a huge range of sources.

A rigorous mathematical derivation of the theory then follows.

A separate report from accountants BDO suggested that business confidence had dropped to a three-year low based on a collation of existing surveys taken in recent weeks.

E. J. invites us to the First Sufi Church of Christ for a modest collation of baloney and Armagnac.

A complete collation of Q can be found in working paper #060804 (Four Manuscripts of Macrobius' 'Saturnalia').

A vast collation of resources on Shakespeare, on the Renaissance stage, and on contemporary literature, culture, and history.

Updated at 9.53pm GMT 2.00pm GMT Estimates of species diversity The Global Biodiversity Information Facility is a wonderful collation of life from across the globe.

As for my main course, this yoked a lavish collation of cuts of spring lamb - incredibly flavoursome slices of deep red loin, a chunk of shoulder and some sweetbreads - to a deep-fried artichoke heart and a fluffy potato fondant.

We have a mandatory collation of five different parties.