Sentence examples for recorded consequences from inspiring English sources

Decisions taken by the human operator all through the process are implicitly contained in such a database, as well as the recorded consequences on the product.

The scale mainly records consequences of drinking in terms of improved social interaction (11 items out of 14) such as social enhancement and stress reduction.

Inventing a drug gives authors a certain freedom: they're no longer bound by the known, recorded, provable consequences of real-world consumption.

There is no evidence that Shakespeare was a believing or a churchgoing Catholic; in his London years, he must have gone regularly to a Protestant church, or there would have been recorded legal consequences.

Earth-bound telescopes and near-Earth satellites recorded the consequences as the impact sites were carried into view by Jupiter's 10-hour rotation shortly after the actual events occurred.

In Tasmania this criterion suits the Aborigines from the Bass Strait islands, whose histories are thoroughly recorded in consequence of their separate treatment by the government.

They were asked to record any consequences they have experienced if they have already accepted the ToE.

An alternative solution could be to record the consequences of aggressive behaviours, such as bite marks.

It was a storm of record consequence, disrupting large swaths of the Northeast in ways large and small: towns were buried in dense snowfalls, closing down streets, schools and even, in some cases, Halloween celebrations.

Dematerializing recorded music has consequences.

Meiselas recorded the violent consequences of every explosive flash she found throughout her journeys, an embrace of reality she had prepared well for at home: After studying under Ansel Adams, the tack her career would take began just outside her own door.