Sentence examples for Upon records from inspiring English sources
They drew upon records from amateur enthusiasts and scientists, including notes from 19th-century American naturalist Henry David Thoreau.
1375, 92 L.Ed. 1787 19488), we upheld a conviction based upon records of sales provided under compulsion of a regulation under the Emergency Price Control Act, 56 Stat.
And as for vendors, if you can move information from one vendor system to another, providers can switch out or build upon records more easily in search of a better product.
Investigators came upon records of a $650,000 transfer to Mr. Guéant from a foreign bank account in 2008, as well as receipts for about $35,000 in what Mr. Guéant has characterized as home supplies, all paid in cash.
This study draws upon records of official policy discussions, data related to relevant industry associations, and other primary source documents to test hypotheses on participation in voluntary programs for two relatively large emitting industries with high emission capture rates in Japan: the chemical and printing industries.
While working on the series, Nolan drew extensively upon records such as contemporary newspapers and JJ Kenneally's The Complete Inner History of the Kelly Gang and Their Pursuers.
Upon recording the last out in his no-hitter, the Boston Red Sox left-hander Jon Lester pumped his fist.
Upon recording from dopamine neurons of mice trained on these two different tasks, we found that dopamine neurons showed strikingly different signaling patterns across time.
Like Binoche's Rebecca, Huppert's Isabelle also has a Don McCullin-esque attitude towards the moral quandaries of her job, articulately describing the fraught responsibilities of someone whose art and livelihood are based upon recording and selling the tragedy of others.
Wall Street set record upon record throughout 2016, and tech stocks led the way, hitting all-time highs.
Upon recording their access card information, Mitneck then used a small $100-card 100-card which he demonstrated during the talk, to recreate emprinter' access cards.
