Sentence examples similar to institute a numerical record from inspiring English sources

"It is virtually impossible to conceive of even the earliest states without a systematic technology of numerical record keeping," Scott maintains.

Sarmila Bose's attempt to set the numerical record straight in her aptly named book is a contribution to a debate that ought to have taken place a long time ago but instead has hardly started.

On Uefa's numerical record of events he almost fails to register, a ghost player draped in his own invisibility cloak of continual peripheral motion.

His impressions of the weather, which follow the numerical record, are often just that impressions.

All you have after that is the cold, simple numerical record of everything it cost.

In 2007, a steering committee at West Virginia University Hospitals, Morgantown, began a three-year, accelerated design, computer implementation project to institute an automated perioperative record.

Traces of financial and numerical records can be found for nearly every civilization with a commercial background.

The Ucas tariff is the points system used to record, in a numerical format, the achievement for entry to higher education - in other words the "score" universities expect candidates to get to become a student.

Therefore, EQ VAS was recorded as a numerical rating from 100 (best health status) to 0 (worst health status).

Dr. Jackson at first tried to tease out underlying differences between vaccinated and unvaccinated elderly people by using medical codes — a numerical shorthand that doctors use to classify and record what is wrong with their patients.

Historic records provide an opportunity for a numerical comparison with model results to assist with quantifying the uncertainty of the model.