Sentence examples for the documentation which from inspiring English sources

The only real flaw is the documentation, which is far too skimpy to be of any help at all in learning the intricacies of each soldier class.

"Unfortunately the destruction, the ravages made by Turks, by Arabs, by you name it, Slavs and et cetera, have destroyed the churches in our area, which have destroyed the documentation which we should have had," he said.

UCL vice-provost Rex Knight demanded that Pinnington sign an agreement to hand over or destroy all copies of the documentation, which had been mistakenly made available via a shared Microsoft Outlook calendar and included financial forecasts covering other areas of the university's operations.

The documentation, which is not seen to be in a focus in agile development, plays a major role in space system development.

The documentation, which wasn't very good, had about 12 different network setup scenarios, which was odd because the end user or IT manager should know the best way to set up the system.

On the completion of a building, BidCom provides the owner with a CD-ROM containing all of the documentation, which saves weeks of paper gathering and sorting, and simplifies post-construction information retrieval.

The main weakness in Winter Sports is the spare documentation, which explains the controls but not the principles of the sports, like how setting the direction and curve of the stone in curling is used to let you shoot one stone in an arc around another.

That was the rationale that started the movement to standardize the clinical documentation which resulted in the development of clinical coding standards based on disease classification.

Limitations of the validity of the present documentation which must be highlighted include the finding that responses were not collected from all of the medical schools addressed.

The IGRP is provided with a copy of the proposal, completed by the researcher, and members make use of the CRS documentation which sets out the terms of reference and provides proformas for review.

This should include how the specimen should be delivered to the laboratory, outline the supporting documentation which accompanies it, and include appropriate elements of radiological protection practice.