Sentence examples for less record from inspiring English sources

This may be attributed to fewer non-war-related scientific and humanitarian activities and less record keeping (Simkin, 1993; Siebert et al. 2010).

And there is very little recourse in a society that doesn't regularly pay attention to these offenses, much less record them.

Elliptical styli offer greater area of contact (with the walls of the record groove) and they therefore require less "tracking force" - (the amount of weight being placed on the stylus) - to retrieve the recorded information, resulting in less record wear and higher fidelity.

It's a persistent theme, the "sell less records" oblation.

I'd rather sell less records and keep a little bit to myself".

Unsurprisingly his self-portraits became self-dramatizations, less records of what he looked like — a kind of hippie grandee — than projections of what he felt like.

In particular, we are watching less broadcast television, listening to less recorded music, and spending less time reading newspapers (though perhaps you can increase the numbers by finishing this column).

The project stretched from months into two years; the results are less records than commemorations -- fragmentary memories of absent objects and the emotional atmosphere at the moment they came into being.

"Maybe without them I'm going to sell 25percentt less records," he said, "but they're taking 40percentt more money that I wouldn't have to spend -- so it's not worth it.

In addition, Mr. Conde pointed out, Hispanic viewers, who tend to be young simply because the Hispanic population skews young, almost always watch the telenovelas live: they do much less recording of programs.

For strict empiricists this definition has the implication that the human mind is passive a "tabula rasa" that receives impressions and more or less records them as they are.