Sentence examples for position of collector from inspiring English sources

in 1552, Edward VI passed a poor act which designated a position of "Collector of Alms" in each parish and created a register of licensed poor.

Shortly thereafter, President Grant gave control over the New York Custom House patronage to Conkling and appointed Murphy to the position of Collector of the Port of New York.

The reconstruction results indicate a substantial contribution from the spiral geometry of the current collectors and the position of the current collector tabs along the jelly roll.

Oliver Cromwell lived in Ely from 1636 to 1646 after inheriting a sixteenth-century property the present Oliver Cromwell House and the position of local tax collector from his mother's brother, Sir Thomas Steward.

These slices were then placed on their sides and radiographed to show the position of the lymphatic collectors with respect to the skin and the breast tissue.

To obtain higher solar radiation intensity on PV/T collector, position of reflectors has been changed and optimal position of reflectors has been determined by both experimental measurements and numerical calculation so as to obtain maximal concentration of solar radiation intensity.

For the purists, the underground contingent, the club intelligentsia and the metropolitan elite amongst us, the desire to distance ourselves from the mainstream grist has seen the DJ elevated to the position of a professional art collector and curator.

Collector position is optimised to reduce annual shading for a range of collector densities for the site of Barstow, California.

At first, since the size of systems for multi-families are large, position of the building services room and collector installation becomes a significant matter.

For those who find themselves in this position, Connie Gewecke, the editor of Collectors Journal, has this advice: You need to be serious about knowing where you want to go with your collection.

Actually, what he has to show for it is encyclopedic knowledge — he rhapsodized for 15 minutes about "Bam Bam," a 1982 hit by Sister Nancy, and would not let a reporter leave without buying a dozen carefully chosen singles — and a central position in a network of collectors who, he said, found him even during a period when he had disconnected his phone.