The government is cautiously optimistic about the Verify program after the NHS care.data scheme, which aimed to collate health records in a single "spine", ran into objections from privacy campaigners.
A West Midlands Police spokeswoman said: "Mr Larkin's comments will have no bearing on the work we are currently undertaking - which is to collate, assess and catalogue to modern day standards all documentation and exhibits relating to the Birmingham pub bombings.
Before long, he realised that the communards would need tools, books and ideas, which he decided to collate into a mail-order catalogue.
Two years ago, the Los Angeles Times unveiled Quakebot, which was able to collate, compile and publish reports on local earthquakes before they were even over.
Haiti's central civil protection agency, which takes longer to collate numbers because it needs to visually confirm victims itself, said 271 people died as Matthew smashed through the western peninsula on Tuesday with 145 mph (233 kph) winds and torrential rain.
As BRT requires both the presence and absence data, the latter which is often hard to collate in an unbiased manner, pseudo-data had to be generated (Elith et al., 2008).
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.
I recently created a quick survey, which had over 100 responses, to collate views on why civil servants like to use social media.
This evaluation was performed to collate data which is needed to guide in designing, implementing, and evaluating public health prevention programmes with respect to neurotrauma.
ArXiv adds, "To create a ground truth against which to measure their results, they also collate expert opinions on which these artists have influenced the others".
