Sentence examples for exhaustively recorded from inspiring English sources

Photographers exhaustively recorded the squalor of trenches, the wasteland of battlefields and foxholes, the junk-piles of decomposing bodies; but Matthew Brady in the 1860s had publicised such horrors in the aftermath of Bull Run and Antietam.

Miriam had exhaustively recorded the devastation of 2011 with her camera, and had turned her photographs into a book, "MonterossoAmare," chronicling the disaster and its aftermath, and contrasting it with a 1966 flood of similar destructive power.

And it exhaustively recorded the loss of many distinctive buildings, from the Rococo auditorium of the old Metropolitan Opera House at Broadway and 39th Street to the low vaulted spaces of the gilt-edged Canfield's Gambling House on East 44th Street, which proved "infinitely attractive to society's layabouts" in the early 20th century.

To afford us an idea of the kind of existence Barber escaped, Bundock quotes from the diaries of Thomas Thistlewood, an English slave-owner who arrived in Jamaica in 1750 and exhaustively recorded his predatory sex life and the punishments he inflicted on slaves he thought had misbehaved ("Derby … eating canes. Had him well flogged and pickled, then made Hector shit in his mouth").

Also, given that the rate of expansion of the pan genome showed no signs of significant decrease as additional numbers of strains were added to the analysis, it appears that the genetic diversity present within this strain has not yet been exhaustively recorded.

In the province of Québec, Canada, numerous lakes were stocked for over 40 years (about five generations) and the stocking history was exhaustively recorded, thus providing a unique context for documenting genetic changes of wild populations as a function of stocking history.

As such, a number of parameters of the disease including Breslow thickness and the presence of ulceration were not recorded exhaustively.

February 6 2012 April 9 201212 Atget (1857-1927) Parisgranded Paritsand its environs doggedly, exhaustively, and beautifully, recording façades, courtyards, shop windows, intersections, side streets, and the details of stone carvings and ironwork with the idea that the images might be useful as source material for artists.

The analytic models of the five categories and the five aggregates represent, thus, "an attempt to record exhaustively all the elements of being and order them systematically" (Frauwallner 1995, 146).

Because Tax People teaches members to keep exhaustively detailed records, even dubious deductions might make it past the I.R.S. simply because the deductions appear to be documented.

AKI diagnosis, interventions and  in particular renal replacement therapy, were not always recorded, meaning that we were not exhaustively able to identify all patients with AKI and AoC disease.