Sentence examples for recorded uses from inspiring English sources

The earliest recorded uses of uh-huh were in the late 19th century by magazine fiction writers transcribing Negro dialect, more as exclamation than affirmation.

While people tend to think of the "four-letter words" as modern phenomena, the reality is that the earliest recorded uses of these words date from 1,000 years ago ("f**k" is one of the most recent, from 1503).

This applied to compound information, source information and recorded uses for each compound.

This culminated in one of the earliest recorded uses of information and communication technology (ICT) in telemedicine, when Einthoven, on 7th February 1906, transmitted electrocardiogram (ECG) tracings over telephone lines [[2]].

One of its first known recorded uses was in a 1914 report put forward in response to what was considered to have been the successful creation of the County of London in 1889.

Out of the 321 recorded uses of CAM treatment, users stated that they would use 277 (87%) of these again.

Grazing behaviour was recorded using a solid-state behaviour recorder.

Thirteen comments were recorded using screenshots.

Responses were recorded using Global Positioning Systems technology.

Lying behaviour was recorded using accelerometers.

Wrist movements were recorded using electrogoniometers.