Sentence examples for gathering situations from inspiring English sources

Such air coverage should be reserved for out of city bound emergencies where land transport times are in excess of 30 min or in mass gathering situations such as in Makkah during Hajj season, where getting to and from the emergency scene is the major obstacle.

In a characteristically poetic approach he talked about slotting the building into the land "in the form of a gathering situation: an amphitheatre, coming out from Arthur's Seat".

He draws distinctions between several types of public gatherings ("gatherings", "situations", "social occasions") and types of audiences (acquainted versus unacquainted).

Most of the decisions were not isolated but bundled to deal with specific problems; therefore, they required a large amount of communication, information-gathering, and situation awareness by all members in the team [ 40].

In this study, we propose technology for efficient information gathering as to situations involving sidewalks based on sensor information gathered from the smartphones of sidewalk-users.

What are the constraints in data gathering in emergency situations? A. In addition to limited coordination, you are faced with a fast-changing situation.

In this report, we proposed a system to be the basis for efficient information gathering on sidewalk situations and services for extracting useful information and providing it to sidewalk users and local governments for the purpose of building a system to support social infrastructures through which users can move safety and securely.

They described social gatherings as constant situations when exposure and visibility are high.

Television, local radio, newspapers, and interpersonal networks are examples of commonly used media modes for gathering information during disaster situations (Piotrowski and Armstrong 1998; Bracken et al. 2005; Spence et al. 2007a; Burke et al. 2010).

Nascar said it was aware of the situation and gathering information.

And, of course, I wasn't really imagining Justine Sacco, of whom I knew and still know next to nothing but, rather, myself in her situation: the gathering panic I would feel if it had been me up there, running through the possible interpretations of the awful joke I'd just made and could not unmake — the various things, true and false, it could be taken to reveal about me.