Sentence examples for diary process from inspiring English sources

I made a diligent effort to keep track of our viewing by concurrently writing it down, but with different family members going about their lives on different schedules (including when I wasn't home), I could see where the diary process could lead to some inaccuracies in the logging task.

And it was a little odd to ask my wife, "Did you watch anything between 4 and 5?" "What about between 5 and 6?" "Did you watch anything else?" "Did you record The View?" "When did you watch it?" "Are you now or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party?" While the Nielsen diary process confirmed that our kids don't watch much TV, they do have an affinity for Sponge Bob.

In the first few months after restructuring the diary process our ethnographer often had to ask for additional details and interpretation, i.e.: What did the clinic staff actually say?

Second, study team members from the NMDP's Patient Services department, who regularly interact with patients/caregivers applying for financial aid from the NMDP Patient Assistance Program provided input in the diary development process.

While living at his Wiltshire country home and going through the late, gently sorrowful stages of a much realer relationship, with a younger man who taught art in California Beaton continued overseeing the publication of his heavily revised diaries, a process he had started in 1961, with "The Wandering Years," which covered 1922-39.

While living at his Wiltshire country home — and going through the late, gently sorrowful stages of a much realer relationship, with a younger man who taught art in California — Beaton continued overseeing the publication of his heavily revised diaries, a process he had started in 1961, with "The Wandering Years," which covered 1922-39.

It would be easy to suggest that Nielsen's automatic digital counters, "Set Meters" or "People Meters," would remedy the insufficiencies of the diary-logging process.

The diary-logging process can also reflect a built-in prejudice that viewers might have for or against a program or network.

Under cross examination from Dreyfus, the attorney general's chief of staff, Paul O'Sullivan, put forward a series of obstacles that would make the diary difficult to process, including: the 13-step redaction process in the attorney general's office; the fact only one person can make those redactions; and the generally limited resources available to his office.

Every novelist knows – perhaps everyone knows who has written even a letter, or a page of a diary – that the process of composition involves two separate sensibilities.

Several of the tracks are outtakes from Annum Contra, making this a process diary of sorts.