Sentence examples for sole records from inspiring English sources

Memories, with all the malleability we now know them to have, were the sole records of musical events.

Time course analysis of local coefficients suggested that, as far as calibration is concerned, it would probably be impossible to determine more than two parameters on the sole records of the population size in time.

Only sequences longer than 550 bp with less than 1% ambiguous base calls were included (average sequence length was 692 bp), except four sequences possessing 1 3% ambiguous calls that represented the sole records for their species.

The Swedish director Kasper Collin's documentary "I Called Him Morgan" is anchored by the sole recorded interview that she granted, in 1996, shortly before her death.

Their sole recording was the EP Birth of a Nation, including the track Black Leather, which incorporated That's The Way (I Like It).

I was so confident in the A55's ability not to muff photo ops that I did a risky thing: I used it as the sole recording device for my son's one and only sixth birthday party.

Such potential mutineers, it seems, are usually accommodated, making Callil's withdrawal a throwback to an era of more polarised opinions (abroad too, full-blown resignations are rare, with one inactive judge's departure in protest against Elfriede Jelinek's win in 2004 the sole recorded example of a Nobel literature prize decision provoking anyone to step down).

However, when shooting a scene, those instants merge into one sole record.

However, as seeding densities often greatly vary between different laboratories (10 to 10 cells/cm) and also confluence at the time of harvesting [ 5, 2, 17, 18], the sole recording of passage numbers may lead to deceptive results in order to compare the state of senescence under non-standardized conditions.

This might be the sole record of the meeting that you have.

This species of boreal affinity and, since its original description from Trieste, the sole Mediterranean record, it has never been recorded again from the Mediterranean Sea.