It is an example of a word whose compilation semantics differ from the default.
The first example of a digger compilation was 1972's Nuggets, on which Jac Holzman and Lenny Kaye marshalled 27 examples of garage rock and psychedelia, ranging from top 20 hits to previously ignored one-offs found in discount bins.
But if you take the US as an example, a compilation of five different measures of time taken over the past 50 years, indicate that the average American man has six to nine hours more free time every week than he had five decades ago.
In an op-ed yesterday on Pitchfork, Philip Sherburne decried what he called "EDM's problem with women," citing the anatomically bereft torsos of cover models from OWSLA's latest compilation as an example of how women's bodies are being objectified by mainstream dance music.
That song, incidentally, was recorded for a compilation supporting abortion rights activism, an example of millennial punk's mix of festivity and social awareness.
As an example, a compilation of the melanoma-associated epitope set described to date for the HLA alleles A1, A2, A3, A11, A24, B7, B57 that we performed for a planned immunomonitoring project revealed that about 70% of these epitopes were restricted by a single HLA allele, HLA-A2, which is the most prevalent HLA allele in the Western European population (Hadrup SR, unpublished data).
Finally, we show an example of combining of our calculated cross-sections with experimental data from our LANL T-16 compilation to produce evaluated files.
An example is the compilation of action research projects into a book by school teachers by an academic staff at NIE (Chew, 2006).
For example, a compilation video of moments from a family vacation set to Dad's favorite classic rock tune might not be allowed.
