Sentence examples for collation of facts from inspiring English sources

(Tim, 52) Both the collation of facts, and the analysis of what constitutes those facts, contribute to what self-monitoring meant to the men in our study.

In recent years, text mining in general and natural language processing in particular, has become the method of choice for the extraction and collation of facts from document corpora.

The Life Story book – the collation of photos and facts compiled by your child's social worker about their life before coming to you – can be a useful tool for you to explain and them to understand events so far.

Despite the fact that the system is intended to improve the relevance of advertisements through anonymous collation of browsing histories, communications regarding advertisement systems and information collection could lead to negative perception if not carefully handled.

This is partl y because of the lack of statistical units in some State Forest Departments and the fact that the involved staff, being already burdened with other work, may be inclined to treat collation of information from user agencies as a secondary task.

A collation of zealots from east and west seem determined to use "Muslim" for whatever their purpose, but I have never lost sight to the fact that terrorism's violence would not register a count against racism's.

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.

This collation of memory that is now entirely digitised unsettles me even as I partake of it.