Sentence examples for generally compiled from inspiring English sources

The listings themselves are generally compiled and controlled by the roughly 1,300 individual local phone companies around the country.

Twelve years ago, "tasking orders" (ie, the assignment of particular targets to particular aircrew) were generally compiled day-by-day.

The information is generally compiled only at the end of each quarter, said an Iraqi government official who provided the report.

A similar scenario applies in the music industry, only in reverse, in that by a cruel quirk of newspaper and magazine production (ie the fact that year-end lists are generally compiled in October) posterity does not tend to be kind to albums that come out at the end of the year.

However, a number of studies underline that part of the under-reporting problem may be due to the fact that national accident statistics are generally compiled from information recorded by the police, yet police officers are not trained to record injury severity accurately.

Observations and interview findings demonstrated that monthly reports collated from health-centre registers were generally compiled hastily and with few, if any, quality checks.

While today's commercial compilers cannot generally compile arbitrary ISO C code or take arbitrary C code, and expect to fully extract the performance of the reconfigurable fabric, they have closed the gap so that nontrivial code acceleration is possible with minor programmer effort.

Compare that with equity analysts' assessments generally, as compiled by Thomson First Call: Just 10% of their recommendations are sells and 48% are buys.

Films here are mostly documentaries and mostly short, compiled into themed programmes; there's less need for plot when you have incredible scenes of parkour, surfing, skateboarding, biking, mountaineering, kayaking and people generally taking things to the max.

In hindsight, that could be because their impressive statistical rankings were compiled against generally weaker competition.

Those factors are estimated from readily available information, such as earthquake magnitude and hypocentral depth, time of the event, or they had to be compiled from generally more rare data on fault characteristics, regional surface morphology, antecedent rainfall or general climatic background of the affected region and the regional geology.