It is essentially a historical quirk that the British Bankers Association oversees the Libor collating process, which was invented in the 1980s when swaps trading really took off.
And finally, most waterborne shipping data are published in weight measures, making weight the obvious choice in the data collating process.
The analytical framework presented in this paper can be applied to other small, open (island or regional) economies with a food localization agenda, as it provides a more discrete and appropriate set of measurements, as well as offering the lessons gained through Hawai'i's experience and challenges in the data-collating process.
Considering the iterative nature of scoping studies, the data charting form will evolve with the data collating process.
While it is possible to centrally collate and process de-identified records, there is a potential problem with statistical inference if multiple records from the same individual are not distinguished.
It was this kind of statistical detail that they collated and processed in their excavation of the everyday".
The idea, he says, is to let sales and marketing people incorporate disparate strands of marketing data — covering areas like CRM, social media, email campaigns, surveys, and more — into a single platform, which then collates and processes it for them to produce salient data.
One repeat is performed per parallel job, and any output files generated must be manually collated and processed by the user.
Data from at least three images taken from at least two different wells of cells were collated and processed together to generate each distribution.
The vast array of mortgages available to home buyers is attributed in large part to the introduction of automated underwriting systems, which quickly and accurately collect, collate and electronically process information and evaluate loan applications.
