Sentence examples for record lock from inspiring English sources

The days prior to the launch of SoundScan, in 1991 — of the labels really buying a hit record lock, stock, and barrel — while not entirely gone, are mostly gone, because it's just too damned hard to buy off that much data.

And they took the temperature record locked in an Antarctic ice core as a guide to global climate change.

It's a brash and abrasive record, locked somewhere between black and thrash metal, and in terms of brutality, it's unmatched by any of today's groups.

The Eclipsys System handles record locking on a first com first served basis.

Soon after that they recorded "Locked Down" — Mr. Auerbach produces and plays guitar — which is a bit more preening and academic.

Their success — they sold millions of records — locked him into a half-permanent adolescence he wasn't able to shed except by finally leaving the band.

Declaring that he was unwilling to risk his reputation by releasing unverified data, he kept the incomplete records locked up securely at Greenwich.

The frequency and strength of the ocean-warming climate phenomenon were more variable during the 20th century than, on average, during the preceding 7000 years, according to new analyses of climate records locked within ancient corals.

Any technically minded selector who's ever had to deal with an underpowered pair of monitor speakers, awkward room acoustics or a difficult combination of both will appreciate the instant response that the device offers when keeping records locked in the mix.

For that reason, Babbage has long used a credit-protection service that keeps his credit record under lock and key.

Applying it only to perpetrators who have gone to jail or who have a criminal record would lock out the majority of offenders.