Sentence examples for areas gathering from inspiring English sources

Other Earth-observation satellites remotely sense land and ocean areas, gathering data that improve management of Earth's resources and that help in understanding global climate change.

The OSLERs (4 longer clinical cases) were examined by two experienced tutors, one hospital consultant and one general practitioner, rating the students in five areas: gathering information, physical examination, problem solving, patient management, and relationship with patient.

If you go through a lot, they're probably sitting in crude stacks in your storage area, gathering dust.

During the day, the French strengthened the positions of both battered ships, soldiers from the surrounding area gathering on the beaches to deter any boat attacks on the grounded vessels.

A 1954 Ferrari 375 MM originally built for Italian filmmaker Roberto Rossellini was named best of show at the 64th Annual Concours d'Elegance in Pebble Beach, concluding the Monterey-area gathering of the world's most exotic and expensive automobiles.

The researcher (MR) spent time in the clinic area gathering data, developing familiarity with the context and the environment.

This strong performance was largely a rebound from the weak previous quarter, when GDP grew by only 0.1%.The recovery in the euro area is gathering momentum.

Suffolk County built it between 1951 and 1956 through farmland and woods, and turned it over to the state in 1966, when development in the area was gathering steam.

But in its own activities it has traditionally concentrated on its core competence area of gathering information in countries where the German military is engaged, fighting international terrorism and tackling organised crime.

The startup ran a few pilot studies within the Bay area last year, gathering data from more than 100 individuals — giving it a small data pool to build out from.

This simulation exercise could be applied to a surveillance system in any metropolitan area where gathering place is different enough from residence so that exposed persons would live far from each other.