But the statistician Seymour Siwoff of the Elias Sports Bureau once told The Kansas City Star that in the early 1960s, when he began compiling team statistics on getting to the quarterback, the N.F.L. publicist Jim Kensil invented the term.
The quizmasters compile teams from willing participants, so it's a fun way to make friends, enjoy a drink and fail at general knowledge in two languages.
Rather, the agency could compile teams of accomplished Americans for a fixed period of service and then let them return to their respective fields.
Compiling teams for your topics helps you to stay on top and others to select the relevant experts for a topic.
Robey compiled a team of amateur footballers from the theatrical profession and met Miller's former team Chelsea Football Club at their home ground.
Two years later, they went 50-112 and compiled a.221 team average, which stands as their second-worst mark.
Once the answers were compiled, the team members sat down together to figure out how to translate residents' fears into low-budget theatrical scenarios.
Chafets: On election night 2000, Ailes compiled a team of journalists with unprecedented access to the political elite, including John Ellis, known for his insight into the Bush family.
For WHERE IS ROCKY II, an ongoing concept documentary currently on Indiegogo, Bismuth has compiled a team consisting of a seasoned private detective, four art community leaders as "informants," and three screenwriters, to find it. .
Once a list of potential interventions is compiled, the team should consider those with the strongest impact and the lowest barriers to use in clinical practice.
