A current trend in high-performance computing is to decompose a large linear algebra problem into batches containing thousands of smaller problems, that can be solved independently, before collating the results.
A video was made immediately after the incident (by Standoff Films, who have documented incidents at Campsfield and Harmondsworth IRC before), collating the testimony of several eyewitnesses.
Each project member read and re-read the comments and then coded the interesting features of the data before collating into potential themes drawing on the study objectives.
These comments were collated before the upheavals of the past few weeks that has seen climate science come under siege and climate politics falling into disarray.
And because most elections are held in a single day, he argues, the results can be registered and collated before hackers have time to break into the systems.
Google is not collecting more information, they are not selling new information, they are not changing anything but the level at which the data is collated before you are anonymized into an ad group (baseball, travel, Boston, gadgets) and exposed to ads targeted to your general type of consumer.
Further research is needed and the experiences of researchers, participants, and practitioners need to be collated before the value of reporting positive screens for depression can be ascertained.
The specifics of how these results are dealt with varies from practice to practice, some are assigned to the ordering GP while other practices have a central 'in-box' where results are collated before being processed by the duty GP.
For the purposed of a pan European study the data within country should be coded before it is collated on European database and national data protection legislation must be adhered to.
Do a web search and a million different computers look at a million parts of the web before the results are collated in the blink of an LED light.
