Sentence examples for a definitive record from inspiring English sources

(4) It feels like a definitive record for me.

Pictures are often taken as a definitive record of what happened.

"If there is a definitive record of a powercycle within the last 120 days, no operator action is immediately required.

Leonard's shots stand examination as a definitive record of jazz music's greatest period, when mid-century New York was home to its most innovative practitioners.

By using computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) technology, a working cast or mouth can be scanned, and a definitive record of the screw hole can be made in 3 dimensions and saved as a file.

A definitive record of what happened [has been created], which stops people perhaps later suggesting history was rewritten by the victors". But locating the ICTR in Tanzania left many in Rwanda feeling detached from the court, Morley said.

He continued by making a definitive recording in 1953 of Bach's "Art of Fugue", and publishing an impassioned argument that the piece had been written for solo harpsichord rather than ensemble.

It's not every day that a potentially definitive recording of a legendary Broadway musical comes out of New Jersey.

Paying tribute, Nigel Godrich, producer of onetime Parlophone act Radiohead, called Martin "my hero": "The definitive record producer.. such a gentleman and was so kind to me.

Through the digital process, a single digital design and a definitive digital record are created which can be used to fabricate the immediate digital denture and surgical reduction guide for alveoloplasty.

The "definitive record of the English language" published a December update on Thursday, announcing the inclusion of "Brexit," along with its Greek equivalent "Grexit", "glam-ma," "verklempt" and more. .