Sentence examples for record reproduced from inspiring English sources

Hayes was born in Limerick on 25 October 1818 (a baptismal record reproduced in the book indicates that she was not born in 1825, as many reference books--including the newest Grove--state).

Inside the club's white walls, the crowd dance facing the elevated booth, the sound of the record reproduced impeccably by the expensive system.

Verbs to use in assignments to have students demonstrate knowledge: define; describe; enumerate; identify; label; list; match; name; read; record; reproduce; select; state; view.

The Immigration and Naturalization Service records reproduced herein relate to efforts to revoke the citizenship of certain Indians naturalized as U.S. citizens, as well as to general efforts to exclude Indians from admission to the United States and Canada.

Aggregating the simulated individual behavior of farmers combined with historical rainfall and market price records, reproduced similar aggregated trends of land-cover changes, regional salinity change and farm number decline as observed in the last 20 years in the subject region (Katanning, Western Australia).

"Imagine" subsequently re-entered the UK Top 40, reaching number 18. Several poems from Yoko Ono's 1964 book Grapefruit inspired Lennon to write the lyrics for "Imagine"—in particular, one which Capitol Records reproduced on the back cover of the original Imagine LP titled "Cloud Piece", reads: "Imagine the clouds dripping, dig a hole in your garden to put them in".

The 20th century temperature anomaly record is reproduced using an energy balance model, with a diffusive deep ocean.

There are also a couple of tracks written for the first record but reproduced by Ward for Volume Two, "because I loved them and I didn't feel like the production was as good as the songs".

Sound was first recorded and reproduced by Thomas Edison in 1877.

As an example we took the electrical recordings presented in Fig. 2. The current as a function of time at the beginning and at the end of the recording are reproduced in Fig. 3 in red and black respectively.

The review also said that "the sounds, whether footfalls, horses' hoofs, rumbling wheels or voices, are really remarkably recorded and reproduced," and noted that movie depictions of life in the Wild West were "aided immeasurably by the audibility of the screen".