Sentence examples for across records from inspiring English sources

Across records, his most consistent yearning is for solitude, or time in some private place with one other person.

Years later, Cohen, while working as the head of the violent-gangs unit in the U.S. Attorney's office (and skating for a men's-league team called Blind Justice), came across records from the federal prosecution, in 1925, of the Amerks' owner, the bootlegger Big Bill Dwyer.

As a textile expert and long-term resident in Madagascar, Mr Peers had come across records of French missionaries trying to extract and harvest spider silk on the island in the late 19th century; it was their textiles that had eventually been exhibited at the 1900 Paris Exhibition.

Presumably because he initially contemplated an epic centring upon British history and the heroic involvement of the legendary king Arthur, Milton researched early accounts of Britain, ranging across records from the Anglo-Saxon era through works by the Venerable Bede and Geoffrey of Monmouth and into 16th- and 17th-century accounts by Raphael Holinshed and William Camden, along with many others.

Another influence is the size of the existing file, the larger the number of records involved in a probabilistic linkage the greater the likelihood that information will agree 'by chance' across records being compared.

Cue sound of needle scratching across record.

This work also demonstrates that integration of evidence across recording methods is vital for understanding repetition effects in the brain.

Our results demonstrate that evoked responses were highly repeatable across recording sessions whereas for induced visual gamma oscillations a large amount of inter-individual variability existed in terms of frequency, bandwidth and amplitude.

Initial results from a study of continuous speech production with instantaneous acoustic feedback show the BCI user was able to improve his control over an artificial speech synthesizer both within and across recording sessions.

An important point of the current study was to test the stability of the LFP-based decoding across recording sessions.

Thus, the group average of total time in arrest was a stable measure of behavioral arrests across recording sessions.