Sentence examples for systematic records from inspiring English sources

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

Under European influence, some Asian countries have adopted the practice of keeping systematic records for all citizens.

The world was the hottest it has been since systematic records began in 1880, especially on the oceans, which the agency confirmed were the driver of 2014's temperature rise.

Thanks to the systematic records kept by Gouvert, it was possible to put back the stones where they originally belonged, except for the two Philadelphia Museum capitals which were replaced by copies molded from the originals.

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".

Flood hazards and associated risks have been clearly underestimated in the region and based on the systematic records alone.

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

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

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.

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.

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