Sentence examples for one documentation from inspiring English sources

But his efforts to dig deeper were thwarted because vital Wold War One documentation was destroyed in a bombing raid in World War Two.

By reflecting on current design processes, several paradigms for faster prototyping are concluded, named the Five-Ones Approach: One team, One environment, One code, One documentation and One code revision tool.

To publish a game as an indie developer on the Xbox One, you'll need to get the thumbs up from Microsoft's ID@Xbox program — a process through which you'd get the development consoles required to test your games, access to the Xbox One documentation, etc.

In a study of ventilated, non-verbal patients in the ICU, researchers found that 72% of the patient charts had at least one documentation of a patient's communication [ 12].

In addition, the one documentation centre at the site explaining the Big Brotheresque Strength Through Joy program - a Nazi effort to provide affordable fun to workers living the National Socialist dream - may be moved to the fringes of the complex and away from moneyed vacationers or, some fear, abandoned altogether.

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Chowdhury's own work is overlaid with the artist's interest in the making of his work and thus displays a degree of reflexive self-awareness: Vastness in Eclipse, for example, includes on one screen documentation of the artist and his editor making the video we're watching, while on another the apparent "real" action of an elderly farmer struck by a dizzy spell is actually a work of fiction.

And though no one's documentation would win any prizes, Prismiq's lacks even one word about what to do in the likely event something goes wrong and offers nothing on its Web support site but what's already in the box.

The drama isn't one of documentation or its absence; it's one of society at large, and the cruelly convenient self-deceptions on which the failure of national policy and politics depends.

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".

In such cases it seems to me that the rationale for producing artworks is one of documentation, but also one in which there is some kind of re-creation or symbolic or metaphorical manifestation of the landscape experience had by the artist that is in some way recreated in the exhibition.