Sentence examples for in which records from inspiring English sources

Formula One seasons in which records are broken and history is written are not always the most exciting to watch.

The enticements continued to arrive during and after a period in which records seen by the Guardian show that he stopped placing bets for five months.

This was a brilliant game, too much fun, too much going on, too significant for the league, to focus on the referee; a game in which records fell and the football flowed.

In a race in which records are usually lowered by hundredths of a seconds, he shaved more than three-tenths of a second from the previous standard of 48.18.

On July 12 the country's blue-collar id was uncorked at Comiskey Park in Chicago during a staged "Disco Demolition Night," in which records were burned, and which led to riots and the canceling of a game.

We consider the Entity Resolution (ER) problem (also known as deduplication, or merge-purge), in which records determined to represent the same real-world entity are successively located and merged.

This follows a winter in which record precipitation fell in parts of the north central United States, in some places 200percentt of normal.

In their own ways, the two artists embody the new digital era in which record executives are still trying to find their place.

You could even see the Beethoven happening as a distant premonition of the hip-hop art of turntablism, in which record-players become independent musical instruments.

While there is always a chance that ancestral parents did not formally wed, there are also many occasions in which record clerks and copyists have made errors.

The suggestion that artists give record companies up to 50percentt of their touring and merchandising revenue — revenue streams in which record companies play no significant part — shows the degree to which record companies have lost the plot.