Sentence examples for records to replace from inspiring English sources
Priestess found and signed with New York City independent record label Tee Pee Records to replace RCA in late 2009; Tee Pee Records had offered to sign the group years earlier, but the band chose RCA over Tee Pee.
He was soon assigned to Columbia's top-secret project: developing a long-playing record to replace the 78 r.p.m. disc, which could hold only about four minutes of music on each brittle shellac side.
Therefore, the index value bt of the winner C bt is recorded to replace the associated input block in order to achieve the aim of compression.
The selection of Eddie Paynter, who did not have a strong record, to replace the ill Kumar Shri Duleepsinhji was very likely a choice of Jardine.
St Helens and Knowsley teaching hospitals trust St Helens and Knowsley teaching hospitals NHS trust has established an electronic medical records system to replace its paper files.
The 51-year-old, who also set 35 world records, wants to replace Lamine Diack when he steps down in August.
The GPRD is a unique longitudinal electronic medical database constructed and implemented in 1990 through a combined effort of the Boston Collaborative Drug Surveillance Program (BCDSP), a UK general practitioner (GP) who spent 5 years creating a comprehensive electronic GP office medical record system to replace pre-existing paper records, and a private company, Vamp Health.
One of the most obvious effects of recording was to replace musicians with machines.
In 1932, Campbell stated that he "... was fortunate in procuring a special R.R. Schneider Trophy engine" for his land speed record car to replace its Napier Lion.
All patients returned for a visit 2 6 days after randomization for upload of all devices to confirm that continuous data were recorded and to replace the subcutaneous sensor under supervision.
The bid for Universal underscores the attractiveness of large music and media catalogs in the digital age, even as record companies struggle to replace revenue from lost CD sales.
