Sentence examples for recorded in common from inspiring English sources
That weekend, we mostly talked about places where we'd recorded in common and how hard it is to keep a family together on the road.
More than 40 beetle species have been recorded in common house martin nests, but most are either typical of the locality or found in the nests of other birds.
The two Australian lineages examined in the current study had 17 of the 21 alleles recorded in common with the New Zealand population suggesting a recent common origin.
Originally we planned to base our calculations on the first date that ovarian cancer was recorded (in common with previous studies of cancer symptoms using UK primary care records [ 17- 20]).
To solve such a high-level problem, each sensor report must be successfully recorded in a common spatial reference frame and the position of the sensors must be determined.
The school system, the Owasso Independent School District, near Tulsa, appealed that decision, arguing that grades derived and recorded in this common practice known as "peer grading" are not "education records" within the meaning of the law, formally the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
On the "scene" level of abstraction, the detection of scene similarity/overlap among videos provides a shared context among visual data that is robust to a certain class of scene dynamic content, e.g., we can associate different events recorded in a common setting through background co-occurrence (see Fig. 10).
Clinical data were recorded in a common computer database (ACyH®, Betek 43 SL, Huelva, Spain).
This Mr Cook ardently opposed, convinced that "evangelical certainty", rather than hard facts, had pushed a prime minister he admired into a hole he could not get out of.In March 2003 he resigned from the government, with a speech so good that it was given the only standing ovation ever recorded in the Commons.
The tape decks, mixing board, and microphones were mechanical; music was recorded in a shared common moment.
The oldest and largest of the city's squares is St. Stephen's Green, recorded in 1224 as common grazing land but enclosed and bordered with houses in the 1660s.
