Sentence examples for records count from inspiring English sources

The falsifying business records count accuses Mr. Belnick of hiding the nature of the loans he used to buy a $4 million Manhattan apartment and the $10 million Utah house.

Manly have won 10 of their last 13 against the Broncos – including four of five in the Geoff Toovey Era – but it would seem records count for little at the Sea Eagles right now as the club, and the game, and the world revolve around one Daly Cherry-Evans.

"The game is effectively a cup final," says the back-row, who was born in Kendal on the other side of the Pennines and has been with Newcastle since 2004 when he was 14. "We have lost our last six matches and London Irish have not won away in the league this season but recent records count for nothing on an occasion like this.

For example, the human genome reference database table has approximately 6 billion records (counting both forward and reverse complement) that are sorted in lexicographical order.

The foetal age was estimated on the basis of the crown-rump length and/or pregnancy records (counting from the last menstrual period).

And that record count extends beyond just the Bundesliga.

Hugh, the first recorded count, built a castle in the area in the 10th century.

BONDS HITS 758TH HOMER Barry Bonds added another home run to his record count, connecting for No. 758 in the third inning off his former teammate Matt Morris.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Record count of papers a global view.

The set of predictors included nothing unusual except that several were derived from behavior while in prison: "Charge Record Count," "Recent Report Count," and "Recent Category 1 Count" refer to misconduct in prison.

In contrast, the recorded count profile for the acquired image using the 1.0-mm-diameter pinhole collimator showed broader peaks for both lobes, reflecting the degradation of the spatial resolution with increasing the diameter of the pinhole collimator.