Sentence examples for organize collection from inspiring English sources

The Bay Area Puerto Rican community quickly came together to organize collection drives in Oakland and share the latest recovery news.

On the other hand, extensive opening hours makes it difficult to organize collection of fasting blood samples (at least when 8 12 hours fasting is required), which are usually collected in mornings after overnight fasting.

It helps librarians and others who compile electronic anthologies to construct and organize collections of information.

Like FilmStruck, Criterion Channel aims to organize collections of movies for movie lovers to discover hidden treasures and view behind-the-scenes features not available on other services.

We used controlled vocabularies of 255 regulatory effectors and 235 metabolic pathways to organize collections of these two types.

A database is an organized collection of data, or records.

A knowledge base is an organized collection of facts about the system's domain.

Minot used archival materials and organizational principles, resulting in a well-preserved and organized collection even today.

"It was the first organized collection of work in the field," said Dr. Jerome L. Sackman, an emeritus professor of engineering science at Berkeley and a former colleague.

His maternal grandfather was the artist Al Hansen, who was part of the Fluxus movement, a loosely organized collection of interdisciplinary artists devoted to finding "alternative channels" for art.

'An organized collection of human biological material and associated information stored for one or more research purposes' (P3G)  .