Sentence examples for long documentation from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Jackson herself came to lament the narrowness of her thematic range: "I wrote of neuroses and fear and I think all my books laid end to end would be one long documentation of anxiety".

The way to get game developers to adopt new features is to keep them in the loop at all times and not drop new things in their lap with minimal instructions or obnoxiously long documentation.

This approach was chosen because of the relatively long documentation of various human impacts on certain species (seals, fish) and the overall ecosystem (eutrophication, pollution) (e.g., [98]).

This appears to have led to the selection of implants with long documentation.

Eleven Brooklyn-based folk-dance companies, in dances from countries including Norway, Mali, Senegal, Georgia, Ukraine, Trinidad, Bangladesh, Ireland, the Ivory Coast, Yemen, Greece and Poland, will perform free as part of a year-long documentation project.

While there was always a steady demand for the shots of James Cagney, Clark Gable, James Dean and Paul Newman, she reckoned that her 10-year-long documentation of Monroe evinced more constant and lasting interest than the rest put together.

Museums have long collected documentation of performances — the Abramovic retrospective will intermingle sound pieces, videotapes and photographs with live works — and some visionary institutions (the Tate Modern and the Walker Art Center, among them) have started acquiring the events themselves, restaging them on terms laid out by the artist.

The VA had long required documentation of a traumatic event that resulted in post-traumatic stress disorder.

Long term documentation also demonstrates that the poultry feed (including feed from Company A) by the methods applied to prevent salmonella contamination, since the mid 1980-ies is virtually free from salmonella.

Similar long-term documentation of the geoelectric field on land has been recorded at Nagycenk, Hungary, since 1957 (e.g., Viljanen et al. 2012) and at Tucson in the 1930s (Rooney, 1949).

Ian Willms supplied pictures from his long-term documentation of the evolution of the Tar Sands in Alberta.