'source record' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as a noun, referring to a document or record that serves as an authoritative, primary source of information. Example sentence: The research team accessed the source record, which provided the necessary data to complete the analysis.
Whether it is correct to call these regional groups Al Qaeda-linked varies from case to case and is in any event difficult to assess confidently from the open source record.
When the government has attacked Al Qaeda cells in collaboration with the United States the strikes have not always been effective, and the open source record suggests that much of Al Qaeda's Yemeni leadership remains in tact.
The weight of source record at "A" after satisfying constraints associated with merging with record at "B" is wAB and is calculated using Eq. 7.
If pB is the probabilistic importance or trust value associated with record at node "B" and pA is the probability of source record at "A" forwarded to node "B" situated in the provenance graph is determined from application of Eqs. 1 and 7.
For this, the coded place of residence (normally from the earliest source record after diagnosis), was compared with those of up to five later source records.
Districts having a low proportion of households with drinking water facility from a treated source record a high mean prevalence of diarrhoea (34%; table 3).
One source records that his "high and fancy" dives were especially popular.
The quality is affected by the source recording, the quality of the vinyl compound used and how well it is pressed, among a slew of factors.
"Delta T" source location utilises an artificial source; recording differences in times of arrival information from a number of locations, to improve source location.
We use these studies to guide our work, the design of our experimental simulations, the power source, recording units and interpretation.
Various curves show the expected acceleration levels expected for a 1015 N-m source recorded at various ranges (in degrees of great circle arc) from the seismometer.
