Sentence examples for systematic recording of from inspiring English sources

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

The following three decades saw undiminished interest and produced an imaginative and systematic recording of "clan tartans".

At the end of the century, it is photographers dedicated to the systematic recording of fact who are regarded as having produced some of the greatest works of photographic art - Atget's documenting of architectural details and neighbourhoods of old Paris, or August Sander's massive study of different classes of the German people, Citizens of the 20th Century.

Scholarly interest has begun since the late 19th Century, providing systematic recording of archaeological remains.

Our results highlight the need for more systematic recording of place of injury as this will allow researchers to more accurately pinpoint where injuries occur.

In other words, the systematic recording of masses of data alone won't be enough to ensure the reproducibility and objectivity of social studies, because these studies need to use often controversial social concepts to make their data significant.

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".

Additionally, as Johnson points out, 19th-century city police records were destroyed during World War I, many 20th-century records have been closed to the public under privacy laws, and before 1950, "the city kept no systematic records of excessive force complaints".

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.