Theirs came late in the run of 424 Centennials, which means that it is full of clues that delight piano detectives on the trail of how Steinways evolved.
A new plan — along with "a documented audit trail of how the size, scope and cost of the alternatives" were determined — would be provided to Congress after it was approved by Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta, he wrote.
Impact assessments provide an audit trail of how evidence and research have been used to explore the likely effects of the proposed regulations, and also that new regulation is indeed the best option.
You could, for example, have access to a detailed record of every big company that has a copy of your data and creates a trail of how these companies use it, including who they share it with and for what purposes.
This creates a paper trail of how many foreign born workers are used by each corporation.
Born in a refugee camp in Thailand and arriving in the United States as an infant, he often tells the story on the campaign trail of how, when he became a naturalized citizen at age 12, an immigration officer asked if he would like to choose an "American name" like his parents had.
Dependability was ensured by providing a written decision trail of how the researcher made categories from raw data.
Olpidium, if nested within Zygomycota, becomes a key organism for reconstructing the trail of how terrestrial fungi lost their flagella and colonized land.
And while they wouldn't completely eradicate the problem of tacit knowledge in experiments, they would go some way to controlling the potential effects by providing a detailed paper trail of exactly how an experimenter should interact with a participant, and exactly what happened with each participant in an experiment.
Mr. Obama's Republican challenger, Mitt Romney, sent his new running mate, Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, here on Monday on Mr. Ryan's first solo foray on the campaign trail, a sign of how much the Republicans want to win this state's six electoral votes.
