For instance, a travel writer may need to jot down ideas during travel, a business person may need to gather data from a meeting and write a report, and a traveler may want to journal to keep track of all the things on the trip.
For conditions like S.E.I.D., then, the better approach may be to gather data from people suffering "in the wild," combining the careful methodology of a study like PACE with the lived experience of thousands of people.
Depending on when and where HIV prevention program surveys are implemented, as well as their sampling mechanisms, researchers may be unable to gather data on the household assets of this group, or may choose to assess relative wealth based on income.
That inquiry will be likely to turn on the intended use of the material compiled by the information operations team, not on whether officers may gather biographical data on guests, which is standard practice.
The cloud data center applications typically follow the Partition/Aggregate traffic pattern based on a tree-like logical topology, where the aggregator node may gather response data from thousands of worker nodes.
Data-acquisition systems that are designed for inspection or dimensional gauging applications may be required to gather data at only very low speeds.
The scientists are hoping other researchers may have or will gather data that can confirm their theory.
Alternatively, local analysts may be able to gather data on the prices of goods in various parts of the country, or the costs of transportation, and thus not need to employ the model as used by WHO-CHOICE.
In order to assess the potential fate of these chemicals in the environment, we needed to (i) identify the processes involved which may incur emissions; (ii) gather data on the physicochemical properties of the chemicals; and (iii) run multimedia fate model.
As suppliers gather data, they may be tempted to act on input from a single customer.
