Sentence examples for records object from inspiring English sources

You would have no right to access your records, object to the processing or seek any form of redress in the event that the data they hold is false, inaccurate or misleading".

But the expectation that Jazz Journal might be a magazine living predominantly in the past is confounded from its very first page, as Mark Gilbert's letter from the editor makes the following unexpectedly internet-friendly declaration: "Perhaps we shouldn't value the fixed recorded object so highly… jazz is already an ephemeral thing.

Attribute and table values are served to the record object by Structured Query Language (SQL) (when given the record's primary key).

Is Cole surprised that England captain David Beckham never went on record to object to the behaviour of what was, effectively, his home crowd?

By 1993, they could find things in Mr. Dinkins's mayoral record to object to and so felt more free to express their opposition without fear of seeming racist.

It was invented to record objects, but as we know, photography is more than that.

Factum's scanning technology allows recorded objects to be viewed at a zoom of five hundred per cent.

Tin was used as an alloy some 30 centuries before the birth of Christ, but the earliest recorded objects of pure tin appear to be a ring and bottle that were found in Egypt and date from the 18th dynasty (1567 1320 bc).

Photogrammetry has been used for recording objects for well over one hundred and fifty years.

We also love to record objects and sounds we find in the studio such as squeaking doors and glass bottles.

Bridle used a software program, what he calls "a collaboration with technology," to delve into the digital archive of the V&A's 1.4 million recorded objects.