Sentence examples for so collating from inspiring English sources

So, collating the data, who you got? Local affiliations, and an affinity for parades, bias us toward the Giants.

Being able to crunch data on this scale necessitates being able to do so quickly, collating and analyzing it in its native form as soon as it is produced across the globe — a process known as multi-center ingest.

It will have learnt about him during his life, so it collates all the information gathered and will post according to his patterns".

SO collected, collated and partially analyzed clinical data.

The Bristol-based wildlife organisation has so far spent £3m collating 5,000 images and accompanying videos and information on 3,000 web pages for the site, called Arkive.

It seems it did not think this information important and so did not collate it.

On the basis of results collated so far, the electoral commission has said turnout was about 75percentt, high by West African standards.

But the organisation said it had collated so much information it had to make an interim announcement ahead of its full report being published in the new year.

Now, Skoob's warehouse is home to more than a million volumes – one of the largest private collections in the UK, with each insertion and inscription dutifully collated – so needless to say I jumped at the chance.

"I had the checklist of what was needed, and it said four copies collated, so I took it to Kinko's and spent 100 bucks out of my pocket and thought it was part of the cost".

Some of the information making up the calculations published by the Guardian – fundamental stuff such as which arm of the British state gave how much cash to which firm – is so hard to collate that even experts are forced to admit defeat.