Sentence examples for strategy for collecting from inspiring English sources
Mr. Olson said although sampling was a "strategy for collecting data," imputation was "a method of processing data that have already been collected".
"Archaeology of the Digital: Complexity and Convention" is the third exhibition related to the development of a strategy for collecting and preserving digital archives at the CCA.
Making payroll is no longer his responsibility, but from day one as chief financial officer of Square Earth, he had a systematic, methodical, nearly obsessive strategy for collecting his receivables, which ranged from $50,000 to $300,000 per invoice.
Although the museum will not fully open until 2014 — and many critics wonder what will actually be housed in the museum because, they say, it lacks a cohesive strategy for collecting — there have already been several successful and well-attended exhibitions held in the grand main hall.
Results of the comparative analysis of single and pooled faecal samples indicate that for a "strain to strain" based faecal source tracking, pooled faecal samples rather than single faecal samples are likely to be the most efficient sampling strategy for collecting the abundant corresponding strains.
In addition, it needed a search strategy for collecting data, classifying them and analysing their theoretical and empirical content.
The interviewers used a structured questionnaire and were given special training on data collection strategies for collecting information on income, expenditure and illnesses.
We propose and compare different strategies for collecting global statistics from distributed inverted indexes.
Our findings inform strategies for collecting training data and designing and parameterising ensemble classifiers, such as random forests.
I gave a talk on Research Data Management to help them develop strategies for collecting, securing, and analyzing research data and sharing research findings.
To that aim, Turin organises lectures and workshops for linguists, librarians, academics and members of the public to discuss the best strategies for collecting and protecting languages and their research.
