"We believe that a broader audience can enjoy and learn from the stories and examples derived from teaching practices, and we hope that this collation of experiences, as well as the manner in which we dealt with requests for the modernization of teaching practices, will provide useful advice and ideas for those who are involved in the same process or who intend to do so in the future".
Principles like validity of community views, collation of community experience and validation through scientific measurement contrasted the images of white coated scientists coldly observing "subjects" of research.
Polybius defines the historian's task as the study and collation of documents, acquaintance with relevant geographical features, and, finally, political experience (XII, 25e); of these the last two are the most essential.
In time, more analysis will be done on Cyclone Pam, but Lonsdale's personal experience and gut reaction fits a pattern of expectations described in the most recent and most comprehensive collation of science on extreme events in the IPCC's Fifth Assessment Report.
In the past acquiring data was expensive: it required questionnaires and manual collation of information.
E. J. invites us to the First Sufi Church of Christ for a modest collation of baloney and Armagnac.
The collation of data across phone and laptop is what makes communication increasingly seamless.
They are a collation of various manuscripts that may have been altered by scribes over time.
"A chief superintendent well experienced in CID work [who is not named] was appointed and directed by the chief constable to organise the collection and collation of evidence, and the preparation of prosecution files, whenever the scale and nature of events at Orgreave so required".
This collation of memory that is now entirely digitised unsettles me even as I partake of it.
Tensions have mounted as voting and the collation of results each had to be extended by a day.
