Sentence examples for nature record from inspiring English sources

An effective photograph can disseminate information about humanity and nature, record the visible world, and extend human knowledge and understanding.

This could allow people to share live news on Twitter of an audio-only nature, record sharable mini-podcasts, or post something to their followers that takes longer than 280 characters to explain.

"The government should be targeting its surveillance at those suspected of wrong-doing, not assembling massive associational databases that, by their very nature, record the movements of a huge number of innocent people," it added.

By its nature, record review is more likely to identify errors of omission than an interview.

British plants are coming into flower earlier as temperatures rise, according to a study published today which is based on nature records dating back 250 years.

Unlike phone conversations, email services are by their very nature recorded on the computer of at least the recipient, who may then easily transmit the communication to anyone else who has access to the internet or print the communications.

A board member and webmaster of Nature Sounds Society, Dugan has conducted equipment training sessions since 1994, and has given talks about his experiences in nature recording.

Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) cells are the most widely used vehicle for the production of biopharmaceuticals due to their high productivity, robust nature, track record in industry, and their safety record [ 1].

Studies of the countryside, mostly, they tout unspoiled nature and record tourism, a newly booming industry in America.

There's no indication that they've actually considered either the nature and record of the Liberal Democrats or the actual consequences of a vote for them.

Although petitioners suggest that the agreement to arbitrate here was adhesive in nature, the record contains no factual showing sufficient to support that suggestion.