Sentence examples for daytime record from inspiring English sources

There were no major upsets on a day the top half of the draw made its way through opening matches, though the crowd of 45,594 — a daytime record for the tournament — was enthralled by the possibility of one when Roger Federer had to overcome some uncharacteristic poor play before dispatching Russian Igor Andreev in four sets.

In California, daytime records were also set last week at Chino (48.9C), Burbank airport (45.6C) and Van Nuys airport (47.2C).

For quantification of epileptic spikes, one hour of daytime recording (between noon and 2 PM) during rest or sleep was selected to avoid movement artifacts.

Even though cool records can still be set in a warming climate, the report says that since 2001 there are three daytime heat records being broken for every one cold record.

Daytime heat records in Australia are being broken three times as often as cold records.

"Don't force me to watch daytime television, recorded".

• More than 13m people watched the moment of total eclipse on television, one of the biggest daytime audiences recorded.

Four subjects had a full night's sleep in the scanner, and three had a daytime sleep recording (2 hours).

We captured bats from Yuexiu Park (23°08'N, 113°15'E, 70 m a.s.l., 8 km from the laboratory) during daytime, and recorded the sex, age and reproductive state of all individuals.

Only one occurrence of shallow ascents during daytime was recorded; #66 moving from 206 m to 149 m and then back to 219 m. #61 showed three instances and #62 one instance of early to mid afternoon descents from daytime depths to 252 m, 433 m, 363 m and 289 m respectively.

Last spring's unseasonable warmth caused places like Rochester, Minn., to set record daytime highs.