Sentence examples for documentation emerged from inspiring English sources

Continuing the example set by Arbus, a gritty sort of social documentation emerged beginning in the 1970s and '80s, when photographers such as Larry Clark and Nan Goldin documented alternative lifestyles involving drug addiction, transvestism, and casual sex.

Historically, "documentation" emerged as a distinct discipline in the early 20th century, paralleling the rise of empirical research, which was to provide its main source of subjects.

Beth Stephens, the attorney representing the victims' families, told HuffPost the new allegations are based on testimony and documentation that emerged from the genocide trial in Bolivia, but she declined to identify sources by name who attended meetings referenced in the complaint.

We found that no consistent pattern of correlates of medical record documentation quality emerged in this study.

The data from individual patients were treated as confidential and were not identifiable in any documentation that emerged in relation to the examination.

Conversely, commercial FMIS applications targeted everyday farm office tasks related to budgeting and finance, such as recordkeeping, machinery management, and documentation, with emerging trends showing new functions related to traceability, quality assurance and sales.

Boosted by high-performance technical infrastructures and mature Web technologies, large-scale technical documentation architectures have rapidly emerged and have started to shape the global digital landscape.

A variety of characteristics correlated with medical record documentation, but no pattern emerged.

The investigation into the suicide of Dr Kelly is not only revealing a more profound tragedy: it is already providing a unique picture of how key British institutions react to a crisis, with the kind of evidence and documentation which rarely emerges laid out on www.the-hutton-inquiry.org.uk.uk

Technological, documentation and programming challenges also emerged when working with tools.

Documentation of forward-focused planning emerged during World War II and continued through the post-war era [44].