Sentence examples for at compilation of from inspiring English sources
In Mozambique and Zimbabwe, they were often given policy-making responsibilities, as a researcher in Zimbabwe notes: "The policy of management of eclampsia is enunciated in the EDLIZ [Essential Drugs List of Zimbabwe] and is a process of consultation within affiliated disciplines to arrive at compilation of the document.
In the pattern-based approach, we added a third phase in the service creation process, which is aimed at the compilation of the service to generate the final service code.
In case you are unaware of the severity of the threat, take a look at the compilation of news footage below.
In 1623 Gaspard Bauhin published his Pinax theatre botanici an attempt at a comprehensive compilation of all plants known at that time: it included about 6000 kinds.
Just look at "Stupid People Compilation of 2013" that currently has 6.8 million views and comes out with new videos of "idiots" daily.
A distributed green compiler is proposed that uses some of the identified techniques at compilation level.
Automatic-focusing projectors and better illumination have made the tracing of selected data at compilation scale easier.
Looking at fan-made YouTube compilation of the 'greatest hits' of actor Jung Woo Ha this seems to entail cramming your mouth full of food and making exaggerated facial expressions as you scoff it down.
There are weird attempts at humor, like the compilation of footage of mutilated American soldiers that was called "Jihad Candid Camera," or another one sarcastically titled "The Truth: Americans Don't Die".
The federal tally of drug-related homicides is at least partly a compilation of figures from state prosecutors' offices, but these offices do not appear to have consistent systems for recording or releasing such data.
Fuller has visited a hundred and seventy-three colleges and universities, all told, and architectural students at a great many of them now exchange information and keep in touch with each other and with a "World Resources Inventory" that Fuller has set up at Southern Illinois University — a vast compilation of data on raw and organized resources, human trends, and projected human needs.
