Sentence examples for record describes from inspiring English sources

Each record describes some thing (or entity) and consists of a number of fields, where each field gives the value of some property (or attribute) of the entity.

According to Nigel Robinson, the director of operations at Thomson Zoological, the record describes and collates about 17,000 species a year.

My colleague Stephen Castle, reporting on the latest grim jobless figures from the eurozone — yet another record — describes Thursday's E.C.B. meeting as "a gathering upon which many hopes have been pinned for a decisive new intervention to stem the crisis".

The Richard Field who published Shakespeare's two poems Venus and Adonis and The Rape of Lucrece, in 1593 94, seems to have been (as an apprenticeship record describes him) the "son of Henry Field of Stratford-upon-Avon in the County of Warwick, tanner".

The historical record describes several categories of inhabitants, including local families, workers and miners, foreign engineers and mining specialists, as well as war captives and criminals used as forced labor in the mines.

"It's a party record," describes Mayer Hawthorne.

Several local retailers declined to discuss the topic on the record, describing it as too sensitive.

Circumstantial evidence suggests that the answers might have revised the record described by Juet and embellished by historians.

In a response to Mr. Green's findings last year, the company defended its safety record, describing the report as flawed by "factual errors and distortions".

In the next eight years, Mr. Gotti's arrest record described a path of petty crimes from street fighting to public intoxication to stealing cars.

For the record, describing these two young men as "partners" does not (in case you were wondering) mean they are involved romantically.