"There are many ways to collate this literature," she told me.
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The hobbyists and space researchers worked together to collate photos from across Finland.
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Astronomers have taken the last two years to reduce and collate the results.
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And I started to collate all the contacts I had around the world.
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I drove to the local library to confirm facts and collate the finished pages.
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But 10 years ago, it was the best way to collate many voices into one.
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A colleague had mentioned I should collate all this music I was playing every week.
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Deep learning will be used to collate "operational data" on both traffic conditions and passenger destinations.
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Do they have agreements with third parties to share imagery or collate it with other cameras?
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The COMPare team plans to collate the responses into another scientific paper, to be published shortly.
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Part of the 80th birthday present was hiring an archivist to help collate my dad's work.
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They then share that data with nonofficial websites that collate it and make it publicly available.
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But, as she began to collate her notes, she realized that they could constitute a novel.
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Votes from remote areas of the country are expected to take at least another day to collate.
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They will collate some 50,000 data points, including medical records, credit card information, GPS tracking and education records.
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They collate the public auctions very well, but rely on self-reports from dealers, which are notoriously inaccurate.
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Today, the company takes another step towards this goal, launching a new website to collect and collate users' ideas.
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Haiti's central civil protection agency, which takes longer to collate numbers, said 271 people died because of the storm.
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The machine didn't collate, and the bar had to come back and travel just as slowly for each copy.
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It monitors everything you watch and then sends the data (anonymously) back to headquarters, where data nerds codify and collate.
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The study is the first attempt to collate data on disease and death caused by all forms of pollution combined.
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It includes projects to collate soil geochemistry data with groundwater data sets into predictive maps for highly prospective mineral regions.
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Each department submits their proposals; we collate their submissions at the executive level and determine whether they reflect our strategic priorities.
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But I get to collate the stories and read them when I want, instead of letting their timestamp dictate my schedule.
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Further research was conducted to collate prices that were publicly available to then arrive at an average cost per 1003,000 followers.
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It can be difficult to do, and we still don't collate and sort out our personal recycling as enthusiastically as we should.
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Scores of invisible intermediaries access and collate high volumes of data through tools and techniques unseen and unknown to most of us.
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The fun (but crudely named) This is why you're fat used to collate the most outrageous food combinations that humans splice together.
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I was honestly shocked to see how able you were to collate such an informative, intimately crafted book for a second time.
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Back at the university they collate all the spatial data to create the finished product, which can be experienced in virtual reality.
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Where Edge differs is new features like Collections, which allows you to collate images and content from the web, and tracking prevention.
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Exit Poll then will collate these videos into a Facebook Live stream tomorrow night that will play on its newly formed Facebook Page.
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Fewer prisoners are thought to be getting the stuff than heretofore, though it is hard to collate figures across America's many prison systems.
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In partnership with The Times's data visualists, editors on the international desk created interactive interview forms to collate parallel information about each individual.
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Dark Emulator uses machine learning to collate results from multiple different emulators, each of which expresses a certain characteristic of dark matter halos.
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The CCI also expressed disappointment with Google for saying it was not possible to collate all the revenue data in the time allotted.
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To encourage transparency, they collate an annual Transparency Index, which calculates how much information brands make available and aggregates it into a ranked system.
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Like any other city in the world, London is a series of non-places that we collate and curate to create a cohesive vision.
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And there are a handful of donation-supported websites that collate examples of black preaching, though often only as text from a geographical area.
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The Indian watchdog also expressed disappointment with Google for saying it was not possible to collate all the revenue data in the time allotted.
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All together, the pieces collate into an established image from afar, bringing together light, color, and many of the elements of classic painting style.
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We had to figure out how to collate food from the bakery, the expo'd food center, the kitchen, as well as the drinks center.
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If you have forgotten that Google exists to collate your entire life, then Google pointedly reminded you today with some new features for Google Photos.
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December 1.143: Empowered Group of Ministers (EGoM) constituted to collate two schemes -the National Population Register under the Citizenship Act, 21.14 and the UID scheme.
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There was an attempt (albeit mostly unsuccessful) to try to collate a large number of these files and figure out how admissions offices made decisions.
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They don't need to sell your data the way that Google wants to collate and sell your data or Amazon wants to sell you things.
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Jony did, in fact, move to holding design meetings at his house in SF. They absolutely held design meetings at The Battery to collate device opinion.
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And because of the way Facebook's advertising products work, once data was taken, it remained valuable to data brokers, who collate and compile information for advertisers.
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DS: You collate a lot of history and culture into each of your films, often without any annotation explaining the references or documents to the viewer.
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If Eliot tried to discredit his love letters and Lowell cut them up to collate a passive vengeance, the British poet Ted Hughes went even further.
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Use websites and apps that collate deals so that you feel confident you're getting a good price without pulling out your phone on the road, Woroch said.
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Carlos Rodriguez, a 17-year-old Stoneman Douglas student who witnessed the shooting, launched a social media project called Stories Untold to collate footage of the incident.
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This, in combination with sensor technology, will enable the vehicle to collate data on everything from cyclists and pedestrians to other cars, rights of way and intersections.
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They watch and collate information, but when there is evidence of criminal activity, the police take over and begin to gather evidence towards an arrest and prosecution.
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This is why I've decided to find, screenshot, and collate the most depressing comments I could find on the videos of songs that make me extremely happy.
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While it was a myth about the binoculars, and technology now allows real-time tanker tracking, the company does collate information from a source network accumulated over decades.
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So, whereas before you typically had to deploy OnionScan against one site at a time, this script can cycle through a whole list and collate the results automatically.
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In two independent centers in Ankara, the opposition will collate the results on their own servers, with a manual backup system in case of electricity or internet failures.
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Other bulletins reveal how the authorities settled on targets for detention by using databases that collect and collate information on Xinjiang residents, especially Uighurs and other Muslim minorities.
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Kathleen W. Hinckley, a certified genealogist and executive director of the Association of Professional Genealogists, encourages those who do not have children to collate any important family mementos.
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"There was no ranking for Wii Sports apart from sites and message boards where users seemed to collate and compare 'rankings,'" Nintendo Life editor Thomas Whitehead told me.
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Stampp said most of those who interact with her are other black mothers of black or mixed-race kids and run their own pages or pages that collate photos.
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At least seven websites have been created to collate all the latest polling, allowing voters to find out who stands the best chance of winning in their electoral district.
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Like drivers adding real-time traffic details on Waze, 30 million GasBuddy users update fuel prices throughout the US and Canada, and on-staff experts collate the analysis daily.
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There could be charts for tracking goal progress, as well as ways to collate and distribute documents amongst the IEP team (SLPs, OT/PT, etc) and of course parents.
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I would have appreciated some more authorial imposition, some attempts by Itzkoff to collate what he has learned and what he thinks into some psychological insights into Williams's character.
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"We intend to collate together material, including newspaper reports and other commentaries, in the exhibition because we think people do need to be aware of these kinds of issues."
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Scores of invisible intermediaries in the online ecosystem have the ability to access and collate high volumes of data through tools and techniques unseen and unknown to most of us.
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Traditional fulfillment systems can take about 60 to 90 minutes to collate and package an order, but Gravelle says Attabotics' system can finish a job in 60 to 90 seconds.
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Chinese authorities want to collate information from businesses operating in China — domestic and foreign firms alike — and integrate them into a centralized digital database, according to a report released Aug.
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We need to step back and ask a question here: why are we trying to vote via an app and collate election results on any kind of centralized system at all?
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So, that entity really helped us to collate all the agencies together and accelerate the entire decision-making process among all the eight to nine agencies that we were working with.
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An invisible problem: Cities only rarely keep track of their local working homeless, and the federal government does not collate raw data that could more sharply define the scale of the problem.
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The artist's murals collate hard-edge geometries with a palette featuring red, black, and green (the colors of Pan-Africanism) to raise awareness for the contributions of non-White figures in America.
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Researchers from the Aspen Institute are raising concerns about a Florida initiative meant to collect and collate huge amounts of data on schoolchildren in the state, according to a report released Thursday.
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This would seem to be a perfect job for crowdsourcing; at least one decibel-monitoring app claims to collate users' readings into a real-time guide to where the quiet things are.
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Parrtjima curator and First Nations creative director Rhoda Roberts OA worked closely with Aboriginal artists across the desert region, art centres, and a network of respected Arrernte persons to collate the final program.
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The BOT has worked with commercial banks to standardize debt service ratio (DSR) calculation in order to collate DSR data should additional measures intended to curb household debt become necessary , the minutes said.
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Mr. Lu, a native of the southwestern province of Guizhou, is a former migrant worker who has used data gleaned from social media and other online platforms to collate information on labor protests.
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In concert with the presses running three at a time to pump out the daily paper, men and women collate, zone and insert ads; they track shipments, they press plates, they haul equipment.
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Yolt enables price comparison, budget setting, account checking and other such functionality to be carried out from a user's mobile phone as it seeks to collate consumer finance data in an easily accessible format.
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His team is working with the South African National Cancer Registry and the University of Witswaterand in Johannesburg to develop a system that would automatically collate the required cancer statistics in a shorter time frame.
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It's not attempting to create one, either, as its big point of distinction from Android and iOS is that it has so-called Scopes that collate information and content from online services into customizable streams.
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Alphabet now hopes to reassign Makani's "dozens" of employees to other climate change-related projects within the company, while a small team will collate the project's research to allow it to become useful for others.
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Facebook won't be able to collate user data "outside of the Facebook website in the internet or on smartphone apps and assign these data to the user's Facebook account" unless users give their voluntary consent.
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Word has had comments for years, but this new to-do feature will automatically find where you may have written "todo:" or "<>" in a document, and it will collate these instances as suggestions.
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"We believe the company's unique and broadly appealing proposition, offering consumers the ability to view and collate visual recommendations, will enable ongoing robust user growth," Atlantic's analyst, James Cordwell, said in a note to clients Tuesday.
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"The exact agencies Clapper authorized today to collect, collate and retain not only people with security clearances but will incidentally collect data on the people the targeted people interact with," he told Motherbaord in an online chat.
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The naira is expected to trade within its current range of 362 to 363 next week, as banks collate customer bids in preparation for a central bank auction of U.S. and Chinese currency on Friday, traders said.
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Toyn and his team are currently working on a relaunch that will see the site collate all the material they publish, with the aim of providing people better access to what's going on in their area of London.
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Several fund managers from BlackRock's European equities team now wear smart-tech rings that collate data on their sleep patterns, heart rate and other health indicators, according to three sources at the firm who are familiar with the trial.
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They would, the researchers decided, collect the best recent studies looking at the effectiveness of drugs for a condition and the best comparable studies using exercise to treat the same illness and collate, analyze and compare the various results.
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Twitter user WalkingCat revealed the new tool in a leaked video over the weekend, and Outlook Spaces looks like it's designed to allow users to collate emails, notes, files, documents, calendar appointments, and to-do lists into online spaces.
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It was a labor of love by and for fans, who would make copies of their commentary, stories or original artwork and send them to a central mailer, who would collate everything and mail the submissions to each member.
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After raising $25 million in additional funding in October, civic technology specialist OpenGov — the startup co-founded by Palantir's Joe Lonsdale that works with government organizations to collate, analyse and publicly present financial and other data — today announced its first acquisition.
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And as we walk along we collect and collate the familiar, the path appears before our feet as we walk and we move further from home until we are too far away to recall that we ever had a home.
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At the same time, applicants must pay processing fees and start to collate the visa application form and numerous required documents -- including financial records such as bank statements and civil records covering birth, marriage, criminal and military history among others.
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"Given the above, it will take my department - and other departments, since this work draws on inputs from across government - time to collate and bring together this information in a way that is accessible and informative," he said in the letter.
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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.
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With the ongoing gentrification of NYC seen as an unwitting or targeted assault on nightlife, depending on your viewpoint, I wanted to collate an unspoken history of going out in this city, of the clubland portals that are no more.
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These are songs that take the notion of summer, both our memories and hopes of it, and collate them in a way that captures the shared feeling each time the sun makes its way back toward Britain's pavements on weekday mornings.
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Considering Space's current focus on group chat, it sounds like this means they could tweak Kifi's link sharing and link recommendation technology to use them in that context, and to be able to collate them with links from other applications and platforms.
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Hedge funds are also among its customers, according to Walle — he says they're using insights derived from the platform to underpin stock bets by being able to collate dynamic footfall data and estimate a company's quarterly performance ahead of its earnings report.
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Using the robot's advanced machine-learning skills, scientists can collate the influence of hundreds, even thousands, of factors on a plant's future traits, much like doctors utilize genetic tests to understand the likelihood of a patient developing breast cancer or Type 2 diabetes.
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Software capable of crunching huge amounts of data on things like local water currents and wind speeds, and improved databases that collate old shipping records and manifests, give salvagers at least some idea where to dive and what they hope to find.
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Established as a mailing list in 1998 to collate information between FTP sites, etree took its name from the Usenet-era Deadhead practice of organizing "tape trees" for efficient distribution, where each participant was responsible for copying the recordings for several others.
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It's important that the game never encourages you to or lets you forget what you're doing in this game: you are trying to collate enough information on an enemy of the state so that they can be safely ignored by the public.
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Compounding the difficulty of keeping these newest collection systems secret is the fact that the explosion in information-age systems, which provide the target-rich environment for U.S. intelligence to operate in, are the same systems the community uses to exploit, collate, and share information.
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Friday's meeting will also look to collate the respective countries' evidence of chemical attacks and other ways to push blame either through the OPCW or U.N. Countries are also likely to see the impose new national sanctions on people and entities linked to chemical weapons attacks.
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And then, as Jones began a fourth series through the movements, he began to collate the conversation we had been having into the dance, along with his passing thoughts, a stream of consciousness scissoring in of phrases said into the shapes he was adopting and discarding.
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The author Michael Lewis once described syndication desks as an "omniscient, omnipotent, omnivorous presence" on trading floors, but banks are working on new digital platforms to overhaul a process that has long consisted of phone calls, emails, instant messaging services and unwieldy spreadsheets to collect and collate the orders.
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RUTENBERG We talked about those Trump rules yesterday, and as I said then, it turns out the Trump rules were really just plain old journalism rules: Collate what's true from what's false; analyze, contextualize, dig, dig, dig — for scoops and hidden details (and hopefully not your own grave!).
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In a call with TechCrunch, Leapfin's Lau explained that many companies only have "one-in-thirty" visibility into their operations; that business owners only manage to fully collate their revenue and cost of revenue results monthly, meaning that the rest of the time they are flying at least partially blind.
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January 10, 2018: Writer Moira Donegan comes forward as the creator of the Shitty Media Men list, an anonymous Google spreadsheet dating back to October that allowed people to collate rumors and incidents of sexual misconduct regarding men in media, after Donegan learns Harper's Magazine planned to dox her identity in an article.
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Much is expected of the impending era of the Internet of Things (IoT); the idea is that by putting tiny computers and sensors in just about everything, hereby making them "smart," we'll be able to collect and collate massive volumes of raw data that we can use to make things more efficient.
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A Finnish startup called EEE Innovations, working with licensed technology developed by the Finnish government, is testing and installing a crowdsourced system of ice detection that would gather data from individual vehicles' A.B.S. computers, use an algorithm to collate them with weather and altitude, and send warnings to vehicles approaching the area.
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Stillman makes these drawings abstract shapes like "Reservoir" (2015) and "Shakespeare Garden" (2015), or they can be structured like a flag "Field Trip" (8303), "Central Park colored" (2015), or geometric shapes that also convey the colors associated with the various species, as with "Conservatory Garden: Collate" (2016), and "Conservatory Garden: Collect" (2016).
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I wanted to collate the stories of the inspiring women from all those Wikipedia pages, all those films, all those biographies, and turn it into an encyclopedia of trans excellence to act as a source of sisterly advice for girls at the start of their transition who don't have a big sister figure to turn to.
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Iowa's Caucuses, the first in the 2016 presidential election cycle, is casting aside the landline for a mobile device and an app from Microsoft and partner Interknowlogy that will let them tally the ballots and delegates and deliver information to Microsoft's cloud, which will collate and let the party leaders see the results via a web-based command center.
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To collate everything we have previously identified in our not-at-all-overblown roundtable on Harry Styles' first solo single: this sounds like Chris Martin called Elton John for advice on how best to write a song that sounds like "Life On Mars" as watered down for an X Factor contestant to perform in the semi-finals.
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Certainly we already have computers that could collate online meditation information, that could read every book ever written about meditation and spit you out a printout, and then you could go off into a room on your own for 60 days and do it for no money — but you want those people, you want those interactions.
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The so-called ePrivacy Directive also covers the use of tracking cookies by online services The digital tracking landscape has expanded considerably in the years since the ePrivacy regulations were shaped, as companies' use of marketing technologies has proliferated to collate and triangulate increasing amounts of user data — providing one clear impetus for regulators to revisit and update privacy rules to try to keep pace.
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His meticulous approach to cataloging his finds provided the bedrock for numerous scientific and archival fields, and yielded two major masterpieces: Bibliotheca universalis ("The Universal Library"), an expansive attempt to collate all the books in the known world, and Historiae animalium ("History of the Animals"), a 4,500-page-long illustrated encyclopedia of the animal kingdom that is now considered to be the foundational text of modern zoology.
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