Sentence examples for systematic record from inspiring English sources

They are in no way a systematic record, and rarely do they give us much idea of what she was about at any particular time.

Balance of payments, systematic record of all economic transactions between residents of one country and residents of other countries (including the governments).

The book, in the judges' words, "creates an invaluable and systematic record of how George Balanchine trained his New York City Ballet dancers" and "evokes the day-to-day environment of Balanchine's evolving working style".

"From the evidence of police officers in these cases, it is becoming clear that the police are maintaining a systematic record, including photographs, of those who attend demonstrations or even political meetings," said Parks's solicitor Raj Chada, who is appealing against his client's convictions.

As a child, Fuller had assembled scrapbooks of letters and newspaper articles on subjects that interested him; when, later, he decided to keep a more systematic record of his life, including everything from his correspondence to his dry-cleaning bills, it became the Dymaxion Chronofile.

Lack of systematic record of all variables produces biases favouring positive findings.

The AP survey did not include statistics from California or New York state because of a lack of systematic record-keeping.

The average temperature for the contiguous 48 states for November and December was 33.8 degrees, making it the coldest for those two months in that portion of the country at least since systematic record-keeping began in 1895.

More systematic recording of decisions, where ministers have been warned of poor outcomes, would be welcome.

This indicates that he joined soon after the scriveners began keeping systematic records in the year 1392.

To do that there needs to be a systematic recording system so that we can build up a national picture of what is going on," she said.