Sentence examples for not previously recorded from inspiring English sources

While scientists described it as an "extreme event" not previously recorded from space, they hastened to add that it was normal in a broader historical context.

The collection consists of 10 songs with words by the Bergmans that Ms. Streisand has not previously recorded, the most famous being "The Windmills of Your Mind" and the Sinatra standard "Nice 'n' Easy".

He did not identify any pension recipients or their employers in his report, which did cite several examples of veteran workers whose overtime hours had skyrocketed: A deputy commissioner of civil defense/disaster who had not previously recorded any overtime worked 1,629 additional hours in his last three years on the job.

University of the Highlands and Islands scientists monitoring wave heights off the Isle of Lewis expect them to reach sizes they have not previously recorded.

As expected, the lidar revealed a lot of features not previously recorded within the forest, but systematic and careful analysis of all the aerial photographs showed that a number of features "discovered" by lidar had in fact been visible on photographs for 20, 30 and in some cases over 70 years!

A Moon Shaped Pool includes 11 tracks, including several songs that the band has previously performed live but have not previously recorded.

But football, in general, is the only thing I watch on TV that isn't previously recorded or time shifted in some way.

Although sexual contacts are routinely elicited during all IMD case investigations, DOHMH staff did not previously record information about a patient's sexual identity or sexual history beyond their period of infectiousness.

The museum's "citizen science" program, we learn, has "discovered two lizard species that had not been previously recorded in the Greater L.A. Area".

Such a significant peak has not been previously recorded or discovered by d.s.c.s.c

Our analysis has positively identified numerous archaeological sites that have not been previously recorded by archaeological studies.