Sentence examples for traditionally collected from inspiring English sources

Rainwater is traditionally collected during the winter in deep reservoirs carved out of the rock.

Thanks to revenue from the nationalised oil industry, Mexico's governments have traditionally collected little tax.

The Chinese have traditionally collected two kinds of rocks: huge limestone garden rocks and scholars' tabletop rocks.

Hydrologists use samples of water and soil, which they have traditionally collected themselves by wading out into a river or lake.

Joan Saddler, a co-chair of the NHS equality and diversity council, was blunter, saying the report detailed data that "trusts have traditionally collected but generally failed to act upon".

Using this method the ONS collected over 1.5m price quotes from 35 grocery product groups, covering 2,886 items.The web-scraped inflation index dropped by significantly more than the index based on traditionally collected price data (see chart).

As censuses traditionally collect data on a large variety of topics, they are ill-suited for in-depth observation.

--The U.S. Agricultraditionallynt traditionally collects data and puts out monthly reports on milk production.

First, data were retrieved from the ELSO Registry database, which traditionally collects cross-sectional information, with the possibility that the AKI episode has been missed.

Traditionally, data collected via paper-based questionnaires can be used for clinical care and research.

In Norway, stormwater in urban areas has traditionally been collected and transported in pipe systems to adjacent watercourses.