Sentence examples for organic record from inspiring English sources

John Wells, of the Cambridge University Library, described their digitisation as "an organic record - as days go by - of what he [Sassoon] was experiencing".

This was my first completely organic record.

Allmusic's Thomas Jurek wrote that the album "serves two purposes: one is that it is the most organic record he's issued in almost two decades; and, more importantly, it restores topical protest music to a bona fide place in American cultural life".

Don't expect to hear the old EJ/BT sound; this is organic recording unlike anything you've heard from our duo before.

Very little however, is known about vegetation dynamics over this period due in part to the absence of well-preserved organic records.

The entire MIS3 interstadials are well documented in the organic carbon record from the Auel dry maar.

Here, we use marine sediments from Deep Sea Drilling Project (DSDP) Site 231 in the Gulf of Aden to generate a multi-proxy organic geochemical record of northeast African climate spanning 5.3 2 Ma.

The climate evolution reflected by our glacial and organic proxy records corresponds closely to marine records from the North Iceland Shelf.

However, the highest values of specific activity (per unit of organic carbon) recorded in the deep horizons of the Typic Ustipsamment soil suggested more efficient hydrolytic activity of organic substrates due to oxygenation of soil.

An 18-m-high coastal bluff at Togiak Bay (northwestern Bristol Bay, southwestern Alaska) exposes marine, lacustrine, fluvial, glacial, volcanic, and organic deposits that record the ∼50,000-year-long transition from the peak of the last interglaciation to the early Wisconsin glaciation.

Leaf water has a particular importance for some applications, including plant organic materials that record spatial and temporal climate variability and that may be a source of food for migrating animals.