Sentence examples for collated by a from inspiring English sources

Wikipedia has taught us that we no longer need books, for all the world's knowledge has been collated by a mysterious charity in one place for us.

More than half of the 62 people murdered in the wake of blasphemy allegations since 1990 were killed in the past five years, according to figures collated by a Pakistani human-rights group that fears even to be identified.

All this imagery is collated by a pair of new GPUs in its base/body.

Light that hits your retina is collected and collated by a number of cell classes (whose technical names I forgo for the sake of clarity), some pulling data from various groups of rods and cones, getting aggregate readings, individual readings, and so on.

All of this information is collated by a team of researchers, led by UK-based addiction specialist Dr Adam Winstock.

Last week, rumours spread that a list of sexually inappropriate MPs was going to be published, collated by a secret group of angry female Tory staff.

Secondly, accuracy of the initial data extraction was determined by comparing these data to reabstracted data collated by an auditor blind to the outcomes of the initial extraction.

(For more details, I recommend this Web page, with information collated by UniteHere, a trade union. You should also read this assessment by Yves Smith on her nakedcapitalism blog).

Safety statistics collated by IATA, an airline association, show that in 2013 more than 3 billion people flew on commercial aircraft.

And in recent years the gains to the top have taken off while most people have stood still, or even fallen back, though the squeeze was partly mitigated by differing spending patterns (see article).Figures collated by Emmanuel Saez, an economist at Berkeley, make the point starkly.

In a project collated by the International Reference Centre, a young girl described how at 10 years old, like millions of adolescent girls worldwide, her period started at school.