Sentence examples for arrangements were recorded from inspiring English sources

The sleeping arrangements were recorded in 314 cases.

On the one hand we learn that the string arrangements were recorded in a studio, and there are photos of Michael in a studio environment working on the album with the legendary producer Phil Ramone, but on the other we're told that live vocals from each of the shows on the tour were sent over to Ramone who then selected the best ones and arranged the songs from there.

21 In 1784 endoscopy reports (760 by doctors; 1024 by nurses) there was no significant difference in the recording of most items, though type of episode, urgency, sedation, free text comments, discharge, and follow-up arrangements were recorded more consistently and significantly better by nurses.

In ACIDS, cohabitation arrangements are recorded separately from the indicator that the couple are in a ' conjugal relationship', meaning that both partners are considered to be a member of the same household (regardless of whether they are resident or non-resident).

Finally, demographic variables and variables on care staff's employment in the living arrangement are recorded.

However, in the two experimental arrangements these cells were recorded from different regions of the stratum granulosum, usually from the upper half in virus-injected animals to assess the most matured cells as controls and from the lower half in non-labeled animals.

Thus, 91.7% (11/12) of the chromosomal arrangements observed in the M form were recorded also in the S form, whereas only 37.9% (11/29) of the karyotypes observed in the S form were also recorded in the M form.

It took Malone two days to compose the arrangement, which was recorded with a 40-piece string orchestra at Abbey Road Studios.

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When you were recording with Martin, how did the sound and the arrangements come about?

The history of the shrine, its construction arrangements, and ritual processions are recorded in picture scrolls (emakimono), and at the older shrines there are many votive pictures (ema)—small wooden picture plaques that have been dedicated over the years by worshipers.