Sentence examples for section of the record from inspiring English sources

Harriet Gibsone Watch on YouTube Brian Allen Simon is the producer, multi-instrumentalist and founder of the Non Projects record label, whose releases lurk in the uncategorisable, avant-garde section of the record store.

After that, for the first time in my life, I reflexively searched for the country station on the radio and headed straight for the country section of the record store.

In the "race" section of the record bins, meanwhile, enthusiasts of a new style of popular music called jazz (sometimes spelled jass) could find some recent recordings by a New Orleans composer and trumpet player, Louis Armstrong, and his bands, the Hot Five and the Hot Seven — music now recognized as masterpieces by a primary innovator, the voice of his time.

After the Histoire romaine, 2 vol. (1831), Michelet devoted himself to medieval and modern history; his appointment as head of the historical section of the Record Office in the same year provided him with unique resources for carrying out his monumental life's work, the Histoire de France.

A summary of business can be found in the Votes and proceedings section of the Record of Proceedings.

(If you attach the image file to the PDF section of the record, the file will be saved with the record but no thumbnail will appear).

In fact, a whole section of the recording details how other police saw Will Horner as having done nothing wrong and Ott then proceeding to coax some kind of excuse for arrest out of them in order to account for his violent use of force.

In fact, a whole section of the recording details how other police saw Will Horner has having done nothing wrong and Ott then proceeding to coax some kind of excuse for arrest out of them in order to account for his violent use of force.

Both HRI and PHRI analysis yielded significantly higher values for the −90 mV section of the recording versus the −60 mV section (p<0.01 Kolmogorov-Smirnoff tests for each analysis, 100 seconds of recording in −60 mV and −90 mV).

Furthermore, when fifty 400 msec shuffled surrogates were created for each, the −90 mV section of the recording exceeded the distribution by a significantly greater margin, exceeding 99.9% confidence intervals (Fig. 10C).

The section of the recorded image was chosen in a way to be unable to identify the caretaker.