Sentence examples for generation of record from inspiring English sources
"He is a standard-bearer for a generation of record executives who see themselves as creative people and executives".
For the new generation of record producer, whether Spector, the Beach Boys' Brian Wilson, or Motown's Smokey Robinson and the team of Holland-Dozier-Holland, the commercial challenge to make a record that would be heard through all the other noises in teenage lives was also an artistic challenge.
As well as being a DJ, Glass founded Win Music, which is described as the "next generation of record label" and builds on his work at Glassnote Records.
Theo thinks that YAM and co are a new generation of record store.
However, the model can easily be extended to include polynomials of different degrees and values of M. Estimated maternal effects can depend on the number of progeny per dam, the number of dams with recorded egg counts and the number of generations of recorded data [ 37].
These values are lower than those observed for USA Holstein bulls (which ranged from 0.5 to 0.56; [ 30]) and for Australian Holstein bulls (which ranged from 0.67 to 0.87 for bulls with two to eight generations of recorded ancestry; [ 31]).
His complex character - the troubled, rebellious musician with a criminal record and premonitions about his own death - fascinates the current generation of adolescent record buyers who have grown up listening to rap.
Meet the Next Generation of Female Record Label Bosses.
Second Chance is exactly that -- a new opportunity to reconnect with his loyal fans, but also a thrilling possibility to share his talents with a completely new generation of younger record buyers, many of whom have only heard DeBarge's songs sampled by Notorious B.I.G, Mariah Carey and others.
Considering lack of enough earthquake records, generation of artificial earthquake records and spectrum-matched records are the best method in this regard.
