Sentence examples for vigorous record from inspiring English sources

However, we're gathered here ostensibly to honour the Celtic folk outfit's crowning achievement, 1988's Fishermen's Blues, a romantic, wistful and vigorous record that blends folk, rock and country.

His diary offers a detailed portrait of the stubborn efforts of Higginson and his men to do just that, and a clear and vigorous record of their successes, on and off the battlefield.

Even more numerous are its non-orchestral concerts in sacred and secular locales around the country, and it maintains a vigorous recording schedule, mainly for Angel.

The duration, frequency and the intensity of the activity (light, moderate, or vigorous) were recorded.

These ice export events occur at ∼12.9, ∼15.6, ∼22 and 29.8 ka (14C yr BP) and we argue that they record vigorous episodes of activity of the M'Clure Strait Ice Stream.

There is also some evidence from laboratory and free-living experiments that accelerometers record vigorous activity more accurately than light-to-moderate activity (50– 52), perhaps also contributing to the weaker association with mild activities.

In Judaism, for example, the Talmud records vigorous debates between the most educated and dedicated Rabbis in order to remind us that disagreements in search of truth are holy acts, that simple answers are to be questioned, and that we must resist the lure of certainty.

19 Specifically, minutes/week spent on work-related, domestic and leisure physical activity at moderate and vigorous intensity were recorded together with time spent on active transport (classified as moderate intensity).

"My First Single," one of the few vigorous songs on the record, falls on Eminem's plastic sword.

The announcement led some Democrats among Mr. Ashcroft's former Senate colleagues to promise a vigorous examination of his record on abortion, the death penalty and judicial appointments.

President Bush swept across three states that he narrowly lost in 2000 on Tuesday with a vigorous defense of his record and a fierce attack on Senator John Kerry, his Democratic rival.