The Daily Gleaner noted that Headley maintained the controlled approach he had established in the season.
By the time he was referred to the young psychiatrist, George had written pages of notes gleaned from estate agents' windows and websites - equations of property prices, postcodes, square footage, distance from tube stations.
Published in 1908, Mr. Morse's encyclopedic housekeeping guide recommended keeping a journal ("a blank book, divided into sections for each room") in which one could jot notes gleaned from the 744 pages of instructions on how to polish mirrors (use a chamois), care for kid boots (rub with castor oil) or eradicate carpet beetles (trust me, you don't want to know).
Clinical and laboratory data gleaned from case notes are described in the following sections.
I drafted canned replies in Gmail to help me respond quickly to qualified investors, and I could often send them a personal note (gleaned from understanding who they were from Rapportive) and the full investor deck while they were still viewing the initial deck.
He may be an artist struggling to alert us to the evils of the world, but Herbert's political agenda is still better gleaned from his album sleeve notes than from his agreeably barmy music.
Invariably, there were napkins or paper place mats or folded lunch sacks on the desk, each covered with diagrams of passing plays or notes about concepts, gleaned from Robinson's visits to pro camps and from former Grambling players now in the N.F.L. "This is what you need to know," Robinson said.
"I'm amazed at how much information we've gleaned from these fossils," she notes.
However nine GPs reported that they would NOT specifically ask a patient about recent antibiotic use, as they indicated that this information would be gleaned from the patient's notes.
The report notes the have only gleaned their data from "terror-related" cases tried in federal court.
All this detailed information gleaned from the reconnaissance should be noted and marked on the map, if possible in the field.
