Sentence examples for immense record from inspiring English sources

"She was a wonderful listener, though, and after she passed away, we discovered that she had an immense record collection with all these singers, like Ray Charles and Sarah Vaughan and Ella Fitzgerald, who influenced her".

Andy Beta, writing for Pitchfork Media, praised the record's "internal order" which "allows it to stand out against previous laptop explorations of immense record collections".

Both agencies have laudable records, immense portfolios with thousands of housing units, billions in assets, millions in reserves and AA credit ratings.

High-performance computing (HPC) is having an impact on ER, making it possible to process immense numbers of records in real, or near-real, time.

The number of wonders is simply too immense to be recorded down by all silicon available in our universe.

Advantages of the method are the automation of the method that allows recording an immense number of interactions and the possibility to simultaneously record effects on both surface adhering and planktonic bacteria.

The task fell to ScanLAB Projects, who use 3D scanning technology to create "millimetre perfect 3D dataset of objects, buildings and landscapes". and for this project they recorded an immense amount of data: "Two billion precise laser measurements were recorded from 275 laser scans of the galleries" the museum website states, with the aim being to release the raw data set publicly later this year.

Steinman and Meat Loaf had immense difficulty finding a record company willing to sign them.

Yad Hanadiv, which built both the Knesset building as well as the Supreme Court building, has a proven track record and immense credibility as one of the oldest and largest private charities in Israel.

You can't really blame SoundCloud for all of this though: without the immense pressure from major record labels, they wouldn't have to employ just about every means possible to avoid getting sued into oblivion.

New York describes the immense popularity of the record with adolescents in an article measuring its influence: "After you figure in singles, videos, CD-R burns, copies on repeat in friends' cars and finished basements, this was apparently enough to create blanket immersion among America's twenty-some million teenagers".