Sentence examples for recorded bear from inspiring English sources

The plates onto which that data is recorded bear no resemblance to the actual image they're intended to render; a holographic plate's function is to record light waves, not objects, and often appears to the naked eye as a blank square.

The groundwater potential zones thus obtained were divided into five classes and validated with the recorded bore well yield data.

To further assess relations between black bears and snakes, we recorded any bear behavior that might suggest predatory interest and also looked for snake remains in 1552 scats collected for us by 147 state and federal workers outside the range of venomous snakes in northern portions of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota.

Theophilos' extensive work, essentially rebuilding the sea walls, is testified to by the numerous inscriptions found or otherwise recorded that bear his name, more than those of any other emperor.

We recorded 675 bear signs: 92.3% (n = 623) were climbed trees (not including trees climbed for bee nests) and 7.7% (n = 52) were insect feeding signs (including trees climbed for bee nests).

Recent records bear this out.

Even your own ancient records bear witness that my ancestors possessed all the country up to the Strymon and the frontier of Macedonia.

But in South Carolina, which had a record bear hunting season last year, with 92 bears killed, baying has supporters among some lawmakers and among bear owners who say they are vilified and misunderstood.

The billing records bear on two issues: how much work Mrs. Clinton did on the Madison account and her role in helping with a troubled real estate transaction known as Castle Grande.

The timing and direction of changes in the Laguna San Pedro record bear a striking resemblance to multiple independent tropical Pacific precipitation reconstructions, areas where precipitation is governed by the El Niño-Southern Niño-SouthernENSOscillationh thENSOdern influence of ENSO over the climand in the region.

A notable roll is the Armorial de Berry, dating from about 1445, the work of a French herald, Gilles le Bouvier, who traveled widely and recorded arms borne in France, England, Scotland, Germany, Italy, and other European countries.