Sentence examples for collator from inspiring English sources

In 1034 he was appointed a collator of texts in the imperial library at the capital, Kaifeng.

Kelley is a masterly collator — she says that she tracked down each of the 2,732 interviews Oprah has given in the past twenty-five years — but she isn't so good at weighing the relative importance of her findings.

Navteq is as much a collator of information as a collector of it.

"We shouldn't get too gloomy about those numbers," Chris Williamson, a data collator at Markit, said.

Two Folios would be put in the collator, and through cleverly arranged mirrors, their images would be overlaid in a binocular viewer, making clear the textual and typographical variations in nearly every copy.

In the Arctic anthology, the Inuit are acknowledged in one piece by the half-Inuit, half-Danish writer Knud Ramussen and in another by a Danish collator of Inuit tales, Hinrich Rink.

Chris Williamson, chief economist at data collator Markit, warned that manufacturing's weakness has helped drag Europe into recession.

He looked at Helen and said, "So this is the next stop after the cheese factory?" Eventually, I became what was known as a collator — a Bartleby-like occupation that computers have since done away with.

In 1917, he joined the Army and, as an ordnance researcher, fell into his life's calling -- becoming a world-class tinkerer, inventor, collator and promoter of new ideas.

The Folger is also displaying the Hinman Collator, a 450-pound apparatus invented in 1952 by the Folio scholar Charlton Hinman.

Nelson, an intelligence officer with the Ulster Defence Association, sister to the UFF, had passed on information to the FRU of an imminent attack on Steak Knife, whose source reports remain so prolific that four collators work full time on them.