This collation was not wholly accurate and Jacob Geerlings, from the University of Utah, gave a new and more accurate collation in 1932.
These analyses were not, however, designed to be part of a continuous process of data collation and analysis that might inform management of the systems.
If Bush weren't so arrogant, took time to gather information and built an effective collation we could have saved thousands of lives, enjoyed world support, spent our billions securing our own shores, educating our own children, providing heath care to our nation, maybe even found Bin Laden and crippled Al Qaida (who attacked us 9-11, not Iraq).
Also, the proposed model is not a collation of three independent postulates that happen to cover different aspects of the epidemiology of breast cancer.
The work of transport planner is not the neutral collation of knowledge, wishes, and needs.
Unlike the smaller cache of US cables and war logs passed in 2010 to WikiLeaks, the offshore data was not structured or clean, but an unsorted collation of internal memos and instructions, official documents, emails, large and small databases and spreadsheets, scanned passports and accounting ledgers.
They simply represented a collation of data indicating the position on the ground; radiologist numbers are not centrally controlled in North American departments, and additional radiologists are recruited by hospitals or practices according to need, determined locally.
In 1669 a collation was made by Giulio Bartolocci, librarian of the Vatican, which was not published, and never used until Scholz in 1819 found a copy of it in the Royal Library at Paris.
Collation of data on variants from different families is helpful, but is not available if variants are rare or novel.
It's not obvious that if the Athenians had gotten their collation together earlier, and if they had done the best they could, it's not obvious that they couldn't have defeated Philip.
