Sentence examples for logbooks from inspiring English sources

He created an early variant of a "viral" social network, rewarding captains who submitted their logbooks with a copy of his maps.

These include police, hospital and orphanage logs, as well as logbooks from camps for the displaced.

She and her team based their research on observation, interviews, surveys of users' homes and asking people to keep logbooks of their communications usage in several European countries.

Further investigation revealed in February 2013 that the Hydrographic and Oceanographic Service had attempted to alter its logbooks to obscure the fact that warnings had been dismissed.

To deduce this fact, the group used ships' logbooks from the period that recorded the direction of the magnetic-field lines at the Earth's surface for the purpose of navigation.

One of these, said to be in about latitude 62° N, was described in the logbooks of a voyage made in 1602 by an English explorer, Capt.

The New Bedford Whaling Museum includes a half-size reproduction of a whaling vessel and some 600 logbooks; the Seamen's Bethel (chapel), also located in New Bedford, was immortalized by Melville in Moby Dick.

Private jet logbooks show that Prince Andrew visited the island once.

The initial report also found that two guards falsified prison logbooks which kept record of how many times Castro was checked on in the hours before his death.

Along with fifteen thousand glass negatives are about fifty thousand prints and a collection of what might be called supporting evidence, including nine handwritten logbooks, which make it possible to determine what building a picture is of.

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