The phrase "participant gathering" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of people coming together for an event or activity, such as a conference or an experiment. For example, "We are planning a participant gathering for the upcoming research study."
J'Ouvert (pronounced Joo-vay) begins officially at about four in the morning, its attendees and participants gathering for hours beforehand, and it ends well after dawn.
In Tulum, Mexico, and Ibiza, Spain, Bikini BootCamp (never mind the name, it's for men and women) is rustic and solo-friendly, with participants gathering for big communal meals (the Web site notes that many guests are in their 30s).
There is no absentee voting, as votes are cast by participants gathering in rooms in their local precincts and physically standing in candidate-specific corners to indicate their choice.
A procession, with floats, bands and marchers, will begin at 1 p.m. (with participants gathering earlier) at 38th Street before heading south on Madison to 26th Street; fianynjct.org.org
At its core, the methodology for this study involved: recruiting a set of participants; gathering information (including demographic data) about them; presenting them with sites and requesting that they differentiate between legitimate and phishing pages; and finally, analysing their responses and other related data to draw conclusions.
Kuczborski, who had not been charged with any crime in Queensland, also lacked standing to challenge laws banning bikie gang "participants" from gathering in public in groups larger than two, the court ruled.
First, to our knowledge, this is one of very few conference evaluations to use both in-conference and post-conference indicators of success by gathering participant feedback, via interviews, longitudinally both during and after the meeting.
The major advantage of qualitative focus groups is that, as well as gathering participants' views, the interactions between participants may reveal additional issues.
Collaboration is achieved by gathering participants into working groups that are asked to simultaneously solve a technical problem, for which a weblab experiment is available.
