Rather, it's a gathering of numbered koans that form a kind of "The Art of War" for baseball — a guide to action on the field that is, moreover, a guide to being: 3.
Over the last few years, they have been gathering of large numbers, together with sperm whales.
The centralization of tourist facilities, leading to the gathering of large numbers of visitors during the holiday seasons, can place people in danger.
The gathering of mass numbers of persons during the Hajj increases the risk for the spread of respiratory infections among participants, and this risk has raised global concern that travelers returning from this pilgrimage could contribute to the international spread of MERS-CoV.
In recent years, this campus has begun gathering another set of numbers, offering a different portrait of minority achievement.
Some of the documents Edward Snowden revealed confirm that unlawful surveillance and intelligence-gathering of vast numbers of citizens was and is carried out in covert programmes at NSA Menwith Hill and with the assistance of GCHQ.
Visconti films both the battle and the ball from a distanced, lofty position, looking down on the action from an elevated point of view, gathering vast numbers of extras into his wide-angle images.
An important change that occurred during this era was the organization of sedentary societies around centralized villages, making possible the gathering of a larger number of individuals than ever before.
It is also possible that police forces in the UK became less interested in gathering large numbers of samples following the introduction of new legislation in 2012 that provided for the eventual destruction of most DNA profiles based on samples taken from people who were not convicted of a crime.
Whilst gathering vast numbers of metrics can be useful during diagnosis, monitoring what people are actively looking at or alerting from fewer metrics are better.
