Sentence examples for records extended from inspiring English sources

In March 2012, after a number of reported delays, Sony Music Ireland announced the release of the compilation album EP's 1988–1991 a collection of the band's Creation Records extended plays, singles and unreleased tracks.

The physical activity, assessed by the LAPAQ questionnaire, which records extended exertion, was significantly lower in those patients with a low ABI.

The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that the data collection of mobile phone records extends to AT&T (107 million users) and Sprint (55 million).

The early genealogical studies were criticized on the grounds that the downward trend in the death rate (attributable generally to scientific advancements) introduced a spurious correlation in statistics derived from records extending over long periods of time.

Fund tracker Morningstar lists 92 value managers with records extending back 15 years or more.

Although these provide relatively long records extending to ~ 10.8 Ma, they are unable to provide an erosional record of the Western Himalaya back into the Paleogene.

The records extend from the early Holocene, through the full arc of Maya prehistory, the Colonial, and post-Colonial periods (~ 9000 cal yr BP to the present).

The break at 8500 km represents records extending to the Northwest Pacific, possibly indicating a 'Ring of Fire Pacificc distribution.

The records extend the known distribution for sun bear, tarsier, slow loris, and clouded leopard.

Temperature and precipitation data were obtained online from the National Climatic Data Center for stations with complete records extending from 1945 2003 nearest to each site.

The very low divergence found here for two genera with independent fossil records extending back over 50 MY provides an estimate of just how slowly: 0.055% per MY.