Compilation... compilers?
A video doing the rounds of last week was a seven-minute compilation highlighting his many poor plays in a Blues jersey - hardly confidence-inspiring, especially given the new halves pairing will square up against Johnathan Thurston and Cooper Cronk, a combination that has played eight Origins and 10 Tests together.
But design change also can introduce impediments that create complexities to be adapted around and overcome the workarounds often captured in compilations of designs with poor usability.
About 1950, he transferred to New York, initially as a copy editor on the foreign news desk and on the Large Type Weekly, a compilation of Times articles for readers with poor sight.
In many instances, although vital registration is conducted, there is inefficiency in the compilation of vital statistics, resulting in the paucity or poor quality of the data generated.
The growth information used for the GHG reporting spatially-referenced simulations in this region relied on 15-year old compilations of fewer plots, not specifically designed to monitor growth, with poor fitting methods (see, [34]), and hence, were less specific to the target area.
The compilation shows that general agreement among the results of all tests used was poor.
Quality improvement (QI) is a compilation of methods adapted from psychology, statistics, and operations research to identify factors that contribute to poor treatment outcomes and to design solutions for improvement.
These predictors are not simply a compilation of prognostic genes but appear to track true molecular phenotypes of good- and poor-outcome.
The poor sales suffered by "Lady Friend" were in stark contrast to the chart success of the band's first compilation album, The Byrds' Greatest Hits, which was released on August 7 , 1967
