Sentence examples for records a view from inspiring English sources

But beyond Bishop's own art, the most resonant inclusion is the small, skillful undated oil sketch by her great-uncle George Hutchinson that records a view of the Nova Scotia farm where she spent the happiest years of her childhood and inspired her 64-line "Poem," published in The New Yorker in 1972.

The integrated camera records a view similar to what is seen, allowing the user to share their experience with other people, and to enjoy their activities to a greater extent because they concentrate less on holding and operating the camera.

He recorded a view from his workroom window on paper sensitized with silver chloride but was only partially able to fix the image.

Coveney said veterinary staff were examining the plant's records with a view to identifying ingredients from every sample tested.

The camera records a distorted view on a 360-degree mirror attached to the lens.

Writing for the Daily Express, Peter Grosvenor thought that Fleming a "tourist extraordinary" —was "never afraid to record a controversial view", citing Fleming's views on the differences between oriental and western women's approaches to men.

Each lens records a slightly different view corresponding to the different view each eye sees in normal vision.

A capacitance sensor was used to continuously measure the film thickness on the web, which was ramped up in speed at a fixed acceleration whilst visualizations of the film stability were recorded through a viewing port in the chamber.

By her own prediction she will not be replaced by someone with a similar record, a sensible view given Obama's noted caution with judicial nominees.

It is a measure of van den Vondel's indomitable personality that his attitude toward contemporary people and events, of which he was a fearless chronicler, still prevails even when history has recorded a different view.

Is this perhaps the essence of Emery's style and the secret behind his European record: a pragmatic view of the game that offers more options to adapt to different types of opponents?