Sentence examples for own collation from inspiring English sources

In mathematics, he wrote a short discourse on the logarithmic theories of the English mathematician John Napier and edited a collection of seven ancient mathematical works, the last of which is his own collation.

Meanwhile, astronomers across Europe also watched and plotted, collaborating with their British counterparts by sending in their calculations to the Royal Society for collation with their own results in an early example of something like crowd-sourced data collection.

This collation was used by Wettstein in his own Greek New Testament of 1751 1752.

We need to look at our own internal structures, policies and practices – in our campaign collations, and inside our organisations.

As long as the provenance of the data is retained, the data collation services that are exposed to any particular source can make their own decisions about level of trust.

If Bush weren't so arrogant, took time to gather information and built an effective collation we could have saved thousands of lives, enjoyed world support, spent our billions securing our own shores, educating our own children, providing heath care to our nation, maybe even found Bin Laden and crippled Al Qaida (who attacked us 9-11, not Iraq).

Collation: General t.-p.: 1 l.

Yet even this collation, she stresses, is transitory.

But he stressed that "collation is the most critical problem..

covering typography, illustration, and the collation of early printed books.

But he stressed that "collation is the most critical problem.