The NSA's collection operation – collectively referred to as the "Upstream" programme – relies on co-operation with four US telecoms providers.
The foil this time was not the "Goldberg" Variations but Bach's Four Duets (BWV 802-805) and French Overture (BWV 831), which, like the "Goldbergs," were part of the keyboard music collections that Bach collectively titled "Clavier-Übung" ("Keyboard Practice").
The native form makes an individual to be the kind of thing it is, and when these forms are taken collectively, the collection is the universal.
The data collection was carried out collectively in the classroom.
STL models define a 3D geometry as a collection of triangles that collectively describe a shape.
Security company Armis has found a collection of eight exploits, collectively called BlueBorne, that can allow an attacker access to your phone without touching it.
This concept implies that a collection of ligand features collectively explains the potential for and magnitude of any interaction with biological targets.
Together with an " ADMIN_ENTRY", they form the five concrete subtypes of the " ENTRY" class (being a collection of " Data Value" and collectively forming " Composition").
Collectively this energy collection, storage and transmission system would cost $3.25 billion and deliver a steady 1 gigawatt, or 1,000 megawatts, of power to markets on the West Coast.
"It's the first exhibition of our full collection, and I say 'ours' collectively because that includes all the organizations that have contributed quilts, from about 15 countries," said Iain Guest, executive director of the Advocacy Project, in a telephone interview.
The introduction of the World Wide Web and America Online in the early 90s saw a dramatic rise in the overall number of netizens, many of whom flocked to a raucous and uncensored collection of messageboards, which were collectively known as "Alt" (short for alternative).
