Sentence examples for ongoing record for from inspiring English sources

Oakland won its 12th straight home game, an ongoing record for the team since moving from Kansas City in 1968.

Arsenal has been exceptionally consistent at the top of English football: the club has accumulated the second most points in top flight matches, holds the ongoing record for the longest uninterrupted period in the top flight, and would be placed first in an aggregated league of the entire 20th century.

The instrumental case study approach, which is now embedded as part of the SEACO operations, provides the opportunity for an ongoing record of a research process and community in evolution and the impact of this on research and research findings.

Wood did not refer to the Mets' ongoing record of futility, in which they have lost 15 of their last 16 games against teams contending for playoff spots.

For efficient alternation, mice need to use working memory, and thus, they should maintain an ongoing record of most recently visited arms, and continuously update such a record.

Members of the team with shared responsibility for the issue can update the ticket based on various solutions, ensuring an ongoing record of the processes followed toward resolution.

He refers to the branches of learning as "sciences" (epistêmai), best regarded as organized bodies of learning completed for presentation rather than as ongoing records of empirical researches.

His ongoing record is an extraordinary unbroken run of 251 appearances between the goalposts for his last two clubs, Blackburn Rovers and Villa.

In that time, he has extensively recorded all the composers with whom he is particularly associated, and in his ongoing recordings for LSO Live he has been expanding that range still further.

(Mr. Hebden is the English electronic musician and remixer known for his ongoing recording project Four Tet).

It seems appropriate not to waste such work and to support the publication of précis articles in peer-reviewed journals so as to make it possible to be aware of and reference that document as part of the ongoing and permanent record for the benefit of research worldwide.