Sentence examples for collator * from inspiring English sources
"We shouldn't get too gloomy about those numbers," Chris Williamson, a data collator at Markit, said.
Navteq is as much a collator of information as a collector of it.
In 1034 he was appointed a collator of texts in the imperial library at the capital, Kaifeng.
Chris Williamson, chief economist at data collator Markit, warned that manufacturing's weakness has helped drag Europe into recession.
The Folger is also displaying the Hinman Collator, a 450-pound apparatus invented in 1952 by the Folio scholar Charlton Hinman.
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.
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.
Berkeley High School administrators recalled the 2015 yearbook last week because of a passage referring to students in a predominately black and Latino college prep program as "trash collators of tomorrow".
A further related question concerns the validity of the criteria used by the collators to assess relative inter-areal connection strengths (including apparent 'absences') across pathway tracing experiments that used techniques with differing sensitivities.
Another potential limitation is the adequacy of the specific cortical parcellation scheme used by the data collators, since alternative subdivisions have been proposed for all regions of cat cortex to that adopted by Scannell et al. (1995) which we followed here.
The collators also necessarily averaged connectivity across areas, thus masking any inhomogeneities within and between them, such as possible differences in selective connectivity strengths between areas of the visual module containing 'over-representations' of central versus peripheral or of upper versus lower fields, or between tonotopic and non-tonotopic areas of auditory cortex.
