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On a recent weekend, the logbook showed entries from Oklahoma, Texas, Puerto Rico and the Netherlands.
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Partridge also checked the logbook for Parrish’s name, and found that someone had whited it out.
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Edwin signed his name in the visitors’ logbook while the guard examined his ID and phoned the staff’s office to announce his arrival.
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They were told to count Jacoby’s carbohydrates and check his blood sugar throughout the day—a process that involves pricking a finger and using a diabetes test strip—and to record this all manually in a logbook.
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The handwriting in the logbook also matched the neat script on the message.
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Singapore Airlines signed a deal for the usage of an electronic logbook application that makes operations more efficient.
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The scientists explain that past fishing surveys have relied on data collected in logbooks, by observers at fishing ports and electronic vessel tracking.
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Notes in the logbook so far praise its respectable ride quality and the stability afforded by its long wheelbase and considerable mass.
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First Known Use of logbook
circa 1679
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Definition of logbook for English Language Learners
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: a written record of activity, events, or travel
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