"His essential insights into mathematics and the nature of computability dealt with the limits of what can be calculated by machines," The New York Times wrote in an editorial recording his legacy.
In a lengthy editorial, the Record argued that Corbyn best represents the "core Labour values" required to build a fairer country and thus improve the lives of Scottish people.
The book contains many of the most memorable examples from four prolific airbrushers — David Willardson, Charles E. White III, Peter Lloyd and Peter Palombi — in the realms of editorial work, record covers, and music and film promotion, showing how it evolved into a youth-culture visual style.
Family breakdown and harm caused to family members by alcohol abuse were also reported, with alcohol said to be 'wrecking families' (Editorial, Daily Record, 7 March 2011) and contributing to financial hardship when money is spent maintaining an alcohol addiction at the expense of the family's wellbeing: Just about every extended family has a problem drinker.
News of Dallas's death was greeted with shock and disbelief by his squadron, one pilot recording: The British magazine Aeroplane later paid tribute to him in an editorial: For his record in aerial combat and his leadership skills, Dallas has been compared to the "Red Baron", Manfred von Richthofen.
An editorial from The Record, in Hackensack, is quoted from beneath the headline, "Buying an election".
Read more to find out … Financial Times critic Ian Shuttleworth, in his latest editorial for Theatre Record, addresses a different sort of reality.
The News, a daily English-language newspaper that is critical of the government, denounced in an editorial the "dismal record" of the authorities in capturing suspects in such killings.
You say, "The mess North Carolina finds itself in is a cautionary tale about the perils of relying on electronic voting that does not produce a paper record" (editorial, Jan . 18.
As your editorial states, the record (along with her real-life experiences) strongly suggests that Judge Sotomayor could very well equal Justice Marshall's legacy of empathy for the powerless — the people and groups without the financial resources and connections that all too often are sidelined by the judicial process.
