Sentence examples for records can be attributed from inspiring English sources

Re "Surveillance: A Threat to Democracy" (editorial, June 12): The widespread lack of moral outrage at the revelation of the extent of government intrusion into our collective private records can be attributed to the indiscriminate nature of the action and an inherent trust in this administration.

So the denoising problem of seismic records can be attributed to the rank reduction issues of the Hankel matrix (Sacchi 2009; Oropeza 2010).

Most ASA and SDO records can be attributed to a specific discipline, providing a valuable indicator of specialization-specific resource utilization by the population.

However minor changes in the peak values recorded can be attributed to the given copper nano treatment.

Her sensational reputation as the "biggest" shark on record can be attributed to a 2014 Shark Week episode (shot in 2013) in which Mauricio Hoyos Padilla, director of the shark nonprofit Pelagios-Kakunjá, and others filmed the large female near Mexico's Guadalupe Island.

Anything you say to a reporter is, by default, on the record and can be attributed to you.

The final impact velocity of approximately 298 km/h exhibited by this landslide had never before been recorded and thus might mark a world record; these speeds can be attributed mainly to a low friction coefficient (approximately 0.12) and a long run-out (approximately 2,500 m) along a gentle dip-slope surface (approximately 15°).

While no single heat record, in isolation, can be attributed to global warming, collectively, this large group is consistent with the kind of extreme heat we expect to see increase in a warming world.

To some extent, these continual "record-breaking" sales can be attributed to Amazon's expansion of Prime, which most recently became available in Australia, Singapore, Netherlands and Luxembourg, in addition to the U.S., U.K., Spain, Mexico, Japan, India, Italy, Germany, France, China, Canada, Belgium and Austria.

The results further showed that between4%and7%d 7 % of hospital records occurring in a state can be attributed to an individual who also has records in another state.

Currently, there is no discussion of 180° turning angles arising in GPS data as a result of measurement error and consequently, it is not known whether recorded 180° turning angles can be attributed to animal behavior (i.e. searching) or not.