Sentence examples for data on the strikes from inspiring English sources
That continues a remarkable acceleration over the past two years in a program that has carried out at least 63 airstrikes since 2009, according to The Long War Journal, a Web site that collects public data on the strikes, with an estimated death toll in the hundreds.
Data on overall protest levels is missing for Spain since 1996, and the data on the strike participants misses one case.
The TUC has data on the strike ballot turnouts in seven recent disputes.
A graduate student at New York University, Josh Begley, recently took the same data on drone strikes from the same source that The Guardian used and put it into an iPhone app of his own creation that featured an interactive map.
The best published data on the number of strikes is published by the Office for National Statistics.
The data on drone strikes came from the latest report on Yemen issued by the UN's Office of the High Commissioner For Human Rights OHCHRR), which compiled accounts of human rights violations from July 1, 2014 to June 30 of this year.
Landells, Balpa's flight safety specialist, said although there was a large amount of data on the effects of bird strikes on planes that was not a true representation of what would happen with a drone because "birds don't have a big lump of lithium battery in them".
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism also keeps detailed data on drone strikes.
(For example, see Biltzortung.org for data on lightning strikes in Europe or Ogle Earth for a blog about using Google Earth maps).
Researchers analyzed thousands of reports, including contemporaneous media accounts, eyewitness testimony, and field investigations, to gather data on drone strikes in Pakistan's Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA).
From 1984 onwards, with the return to democratic rule, it is possible to observe the evolution of union influence from the available data on number of strikes and days lost to industrial action [ figures for 1984 2006 can be constructed from Murillo (1997), and Etchemendy and Collier (2007)].
