This approach represents a significant advancement through the direct use of witness trees to depict past fire regimes applicable to both Public Land Survey and metes-and-bounds records.
Since the company was established, an extensive archive has been created, including bound records of processes and shopfloor accounts, as well as handwritten books of recipes and notes for making artists' pigments, oil colors, watercolors and a great variety of other art materials.
His new album Homeward Bound, recorded in Salt Lake City with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, is out now.
On a bookshelf sit the leather-bound record books in which the details of every saddle Hermès has ever made here is recorded.
By late that night KCPX was announcing, "Hit-bound record!" They got so many calls in because of the sound.
As treasurer, Maximo Mendoza has been charged with collecting $25 each week from the members; he records payments in a spiral-bound book.
Leather-bound volumes record "the weights of customers of this establishment" from 1765 onwards, sitting alongside a set of weights from a time when the shop sold coffee rather than alcohol.
On the other hand, the bound fraction recorded higher OAVs for β-damascenone and linalool respectively.
These units and their bounding surfaces record the history of relative sea level changes in the estuary.
ON a gorgeous Sunday at Monmouth Park, in a small room lined with bound horse-racing records from another century, Governor McGreevey was talking about the good old days of the sport of kings.
As we described in Section 2.1, the map buffer consists of two parts, the first part is responsible for storing metadata, specifically the record bounds in the blocks, while the second part keeps the actual data.
