Sentence examples for historical release from inspiring English sources

Does the big historical release make sense?

It has not been announced when Underwood's first album for Universal will be released, but given Underwood's historical release schedule, it could come as early as this fall.

Many of the current problems regarding hydrophobic substances such as polychlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans (PCDD/Fs; often collectively referred to as 'dioxins') and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) under the EU Water Framework relate to sediments mostly originating from historical release and contamination (Nizzetto et al. [25]).

Even though most of the documents are easily accessible through official channels (e.g., copies of historical release records from quarantines), collating all the available data on a group of organisms can be laborious depending on the details needed.

Those historical releases warmed the planet just as it is warming now.

They decline to provide figures for specific releases but list Garrick Ohlsson's Beethoven sonatas and a recording of the mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson singing music by her husband, Peter Lieberson, both Grammy winners, among their best sellers, as well as George Crumb's "Star-Child" and historical releases by the Budapest Quartet and the theremin virtuoso Clara Rockmore.

Historical releases of short chain PFASs are hard to quantify [7].

Because the substances are not degradable, historical releases, i.e., as unintended by-products during the manufacturing of long chain PFASs contributed to the environmental stocks to a reasonable amount and impede the observation of significant trends.

Widely cited chart statistician Joel Whitburn accords historical releases the highest ranking they achieved among the separate charts.

As indicated previously, we selected historical releases of the GeneLynx database [10] as the source for annotation over an extended time period.

However, population size has little effect on the effort required to evaluate historical releases and environmental pathways.