It's a chilly winter morning in July 2015, and a handful of journalists, myself included, are congregated on land traditionally owned by the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation.
Since November, they have been congregating on the sidewalk to blow a chorus of whistles.
It would be wise advice for lots of trouble-prone N.F.L. players, many of whom seem to be congregating on the Jets these days.
Still, some data hoarders are congregating on Internet Relay Chat (IRC) channels to strategize about how to pull and store the content on these Tumblrs.
But then I went on to Mumsnet and realised that feminism was still alive, and that women were congregating in this one place to discuss it eloquently".
Officials were congregating at a downtown hotel here on Saturday night, preparing for speeches the next day.
"I don't think about the past very much, but when I do think about the Abercrombie, I think of all the good people who were congregating together there and later went on to do amazing things.
In the giant component, diseases are congregated in three subregions.
They can also alert buddies to the sports bars they are congregating in to cheer on their teams with the FanFinder application — a ZIP code- and map-based function that is a snappy, visual updating of forums on rivals.com, a Yahoo subsidiary.
These smart-grid networks will become increasingly responsive to allocating electricity in response to demand, or public transport systems that respond to congestion by allocating buses where people are congregating or changing lights automatically based on traffic patterns.
