Sentence examples for to define the record from inspiring English sources

Asked to define the record, Bono resorted to the kind of impressionistic oratory that has endeared him to his closest fans and driven the rest of the world insane with fury: We're making a kind of heartbreaker, a meditative, reflective piece of work, but not indulgent.

More specifically in our electrophysiological experiments we used two methods to define the recording site.

With their latest effort, Amen & Goodbye, out now via Mute Records, art rock band Yeasayer enlisted Canadian artist David Altmejd to help define the record's image.

Although dramatic license has its place, let us not permit "emotional research," as Mr. McNally put it, to define the historical record.

The result of this analysis was to define the rainfall records in terms of standard deviation from the mean value.

The state shared the e-mails in response to requests from news media and local activists that were filed under Alaska's open records law at the start of Ms. Palin's run for vice president — when the rush was on among journalists, Democrats and even Mr. McCain's own staff to illuminate and define the record of the then-obscure Alaska governor.

This was wishful thinking on the part of the official most engaged in walking the Administration back from its own wreckage: a desire to define the President's record away from what it has actually wrought in our time and toward a hypothetical future.

We used the first 20 min of the recording to define the EEG at the start of the recording.

In order to define the location of recording electrodes along the caudo-rostral and medio-lateral axes, a 150 square, mesh gilded nickel grid (Electron Microscopy Sciences, Fort Washington, PA) was glued over the skull opening (inter-hole distance: 170 microns).

The time needed to define the contour was recorded.

The time taken to define the GTV was recorded as were any specific difficulties encountered.