Sentence examples for records description from inspiring English sources

This community has coherently developed a records description standard that has been in common in practice for some years – Dublin Core, DC [25].

This exponential increase in response time is due to several factors such as: Database overhead caused by reading/writing records; description documents marshaling and un-marshaling; and HTTP requests' processing overhead.

This is an England still in the early '60s, feeling postwar deprivation, and Johnson records descriptions of faded restaurants and railway cars along with bitterness at having to make a living among the hacks of his contemporary Grub Street.

Student responses may include: -information from historical records (descriptions and drawings) of sailors and other visitors to Mauritius -fossils found of the dodo (i.e., the large body and relatively small wings of the dodo suggested that it would be unable to fly) -geographical information about where the dodo lived (what foods it had access to and ate, how it lived, etc).

The county redacted from the records descriptions of an additional $436 in work by the contractor, apparently because it was related to the security system.

At first their body language was quite stiff and formal—"businesslike" would be the off-the-record description I think.

When Washington Post reporter Milton Coleman reported Jesse Jackson's off-the-record description of New York as "Hymietown", the Post had to hire a bodyguard to protect him.

As the record description on Bleep implies, That Knightsbridge OG could also be named for a "strong and great-smelling" hybrid strain of marijuana.

The following information will be recorded: description, date of onset and end date, severity, assessment of relatedness to study medication, other suspect drug or device and action taken.

Lesions identified and recorded: Description of these lesion included identification of anatomical location, detailed description of the lesion, estimation of Glasgow Coma Scale and estimation of overall severity of injury using the Injury Severity Score (ISS).

Missionaries and travelers recorded descriptions of certain aspects of the island religions, but there is no complete and systematic account.