Sentence examples for subscription records from inspiring English sources

To locate missing loved ones, Mr. Simonian uses resources such as voting registries, birth and marriage records, driver's licenses (which are not public record in Connecticut and many other states) and magazine subscription records.

7 8 10 11 The collection of mobile phone subscription records has been described in detail previously.

Subscription records of national network providers were used to characterize mobile phone users in a Finnish case control study (Auvinen et al. 2002).

Studies that have linked private noncorporate telephone subscription records to cancer registry records (in certain Nordic countries) (Auvinen et al. 2002; Schüz et al. 2006) or death records (in the United States) (Dreyer et al. 1999) have the strengths that they avoid recall bias and misclassification and avoid participation bias.

The statement from the ex-Stripes added, "Third Man Records will continue to put out unreleased live and studio recordings from the White Stripes in their Vault subscription record club, as well as through regular channels".

The statement ends: "Third Man Records will continue to put out unreleased live and studio recordings from the White Stripes in their Vault Subscription record club, as well as through regular channels".

And that attention to detail, and refusal to follow trends, is apparent in everything they do—not least in the fact that, in 2014, they still run a successful subscription record label, based on CDs (remember those?), each presented in that iconic, hand-stamped metal cigar box.

Dropcam makes connected home security video cameras, with two-way audio functions, remote monitoring, and cloud-based subscription video recording and storage capabilities.

All of the models in this series receive a built-in 300GB DVR for subscription free recording along with web browser functions through Hikari TV.

It's a 4GB player with a microSD expansion slot for $99.99 (on Amazon), and it does video, photos, radio, music (including online subscriptions), and recording.

www.genealogy.com -- Database company offering software like Family Tree Maker ($30 for the basic program) as well as subscription access to records.