Sentence examples similar to journal logbook from inspiring English sources

According to Busch, more than five thousand of their journals and logbooks survive in archives.

Observations are found in many documentary sources, including old books, periodicals and journals, ship logbooks, in experimental medical and scientific research, military reports and records, newspapers, and diaries.

"We have a lot of logbooks and journals that record disasters at sea, but to be taken to the actual scene of the sunken vessel — that's really what is so amazing about this".

At the museum's research library, three blocks away, ask a librarian to show you some of that collection: rare histories, logbooks and journals; whalers' charts; a beautiful set of Melville's first editions; and illustrated books mentioned in "Moby-Dick," including Frederick Cuvier's 1836 "Natural History of Whales" (Ishmael dismissed one of Cuvier's drawings as "not a Sperm Whale, but a squash").

Depending on the purpose, the portfolio's content could range from a logbook-type enumeration of skills performed to a personal journal with evidence of deep reflection.

Every 10 minutes she updated her logbook.

Writing in the US journal Science, a team of scientists led by Julia Baum, of Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia, reveal the results of an analysis of the logbooks of American long-line fleets that hunt tuna and swordfish in the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico, the Florida coast, the Sargasso sea and the north central Atlantic.

· Read the second extract from Tobias' Eton logbook tomorrow.

Three weeks later, the logbook was less than half filled.

"Oh, you heard about the logbook?" she said.

He found the number in his old logbook.