Eksempler på logbook

• Generally archived with logbooks, they are more personal, idiosyncratic and variable in quality.

• The following symptoms from the daily logbook were used in the computation of negative affect : irritability, aggressiveness, impulsiveness, sad/depressed, stressed out, and mood swings.

• A surviving logbook or journal thus becomes prime evidence, indeed perhaps the only first-hand evidence, that a particular voyage took place.

• Whaling logbooks and journals 1613-1927: an inventory of manuscript records in public collections.

• Instruments used to collect the data include surveys, focus groups, interviews, logbooks and classroom observation.

• The trainee should keep an accurate personal logbook of all activities undertaken over the entire period of training.

• The trainee must keep a logbook in which it states that the trainee has satisfactorily completed these requirements.

• The number of fetal echocardiograms performed and interpreted should be kept in a logbook.

• Of particular value among whaling records are the logbooks that were kept on board the ships, recording day-to-day events of each voyage.

• In the evenings, subjects recorded several behavioural characteristics in daily logbooks.

• Johannesen noted in the ship's logbook mostly about weather, currents, ice, and temperature.

• In view of the important distinctions, notably in precision, between the contents of a formal logbook and a less formal journal, we have here attempted to indicate which is which.

• Lesser journals, often by mates or surgeons, give interesting insights into life on board that are not included in the logbooks.

• A logbook or formal record, maintained with several daily entries, usually by the master or mate, is likely to have been kept on every whaling voyage.

• Sherman's team did not attempt to distinguish logbooks from journals.