Sentence examples for collected rather from inspiring English sources
Assuming they would have selected the Mazmanian and Sabatier model [ 42], this would have led to the careful operationalization of variables and data to be collected – rather than drawing on a fairly randomly selected collection of informants and media expressions.
Chief executive officers collected rather more, an average of £3,855,172.
About a quarter of online orders are now collected rather than sent to homes and Webster said growth would continue.
The only hurdle the children faced was persuading each household to pay 400CFA (less than 50p) every month to get their rubbish collected, rather than dumping it.
I don't know why a book that was collected, rather than composed, should have to be internally consistent, or why a religious document that originated within a nomadic society in the seventh century and includes such things as the moon splitting in two should be asked to conform to post-Enlightenment thought.
Critics of Cohen's approach argue that an indiscriminate data gathering system doesn't mean that groups of people won't be excluded from its models, and that perhaps AI technology would be better applied to improving the quality of sensory data collected, rather than expanding the quantity.
For instance, a bin could tell the council or city when it is full and needs collecting, rather than just on a set schedule.
A bin could tell the council when it is full and needs collecting, rather than just on a set schedule, for instance.
By giving people the incentive to collect rather than throw away plastic, the technology could be a game changer in the drive to combat pollution.
The complex, multi-pronged nature of this effort means that researchers frequently publish separate estimates of change based on the type of data they are collecting, rather than integrating all sources of information.
(And wasn't that natural? Aren't there times when we deserve to collect, rather than pay out, sympathy?) Studies have shown that stress, anxiety and uncertainty can reduce our levels of empathy.
