Sentence examples for organised collection from inspiring English sources

Otherwise, this is a sure-footed and intelligently organised collection.

The Forty Elephants, in contrast, was a tightly run, neatly organised collection of cells, whose operations extended across London and into other cities.

Ambassadors picked up what news they could, and sent the result off by horse and carriage; travellers added their titbits; but the organised collection of public information was a 19th-century arrival, and was anyway long confined to the prose of written journalism, not the vivid screen.

This is largely due to damage to habitat and plants by careless visitors rather than organised collection of plants.

Publicly organised collection by volunteers and economical railway transport logistics started as early as 1865 under the leadership of the notable industrialist Hans Caspar Escher (Escher Wyss AG) when the first modern Swiss paper manufacturing plant was built in Biberist.

SJ, JJ and AJ organised collection of samples at both time points, and provided logistical support in The Gambia.

This position has been labelled bundle dualism, and it is a special case of a general bundle theory of substance, according to which objects in general are just organised collections of properties.

They are asked to express some milk (1 - 2 ml) from the affected breast into the jar and contact one of the research assistants to organise collection of the sample.

The lobby group said the variety of different council arrangements the government was funding through its new initiative showed there many different ways to organise collections.

SS conducted the 2007 and 2008 surveys (data collection and analysis), and organised data collection and entry in 2011.

We accordingly organised the collection of two real datasets.