Sentence examples for records accumulated from inspiring English sources

Typically less than 3 percent of the records accumulated by the government become permanent.

To establish the registry, the publishers used various records accumulated from horse racing in England.

As the records accumulated, the American Communists packed them up and shipped them to Moscow, Mr. Haynes said.

The Observer has seen evidence that an aide for one former shadow minister deleted vital records accumulated by the party on their position on the finance bill as he quit.

As I have written many times, the primary motive is not to allow you to identify yourself, but to allow the state to identify you and furthermore track your life in the records accumulated by the National Identity Register.

A total of 124 witnesses, 800 exhibits and more than 60,000 pages of court records accumulated as hundreds of charges of child molestation were brought against seven workers at the Virginia McMartin Preschool in suburban Manhattan Beach.

An intuitive example of a rapidly decelerating record time-series (albeit one that is probably not based on record signals as defined in complex systems) is the accumulation of human sporting records, where the rate at which new records accumulate depends largely on the age of the sport [6], [7].

The new paper drew no conclusions about Africa (you'll see it's missing from the chart above) because there are too few spots where long climate records accumulate in lakes or caves.

Thus, as new records accumulate, water quality monitoring databases may be increasingly useful for estimating arsenic.

It seems evident a criminal record accumulated by an admitted alien during his or her time in the United States is likely to be a better indicator of risk than factors relied upon during the I.N.S.'s initial decision to admit or exclude.

Actimeters were programmed to record accumulated activity counts every 5 min. For Figure 1, activity was normalized by subtracting the mean of all 5-min values for each actimeter data file from each individual value and dividing the resulting number by the standard deviation of that mean.