Sentence examples for a recording instrument from inspiring English sources
Early photography led a double life, as a recording instrument and as an art form.
A current flowing across a membrane often appears on a recording instrument as a series of bursts of various heights.
For example, in electrocardiography special electrodes connected to a recording instrument are applied to the body; this enables a graphic tracing of the electric current in the heart.
Still, these wide-ranging photographs, whether merely documentary or works of art in themselves, are fun to look at, constituting an informal minihistory of art performances that stresses the camera's involvement as a recording instrument or an actual participant.
The later 1920's and 1930's got the 35-millimeter camera, a recording instrument of, by and for the people, a means of registering the life of the masses in mass-produced publications.
As Lomax put it, "I later came to call this process 'the cultural feedback system', where people talk their images into a recording instrument or into a film, and suddenly begin to find that they have importance.
Furthermore, although operating a manual recording instrument is easy for patients, it requires a good compliance, otherwise, considerable errors could be induced.
The use of a specific recording instrument suitable for children seems to be the most appropriate method for assessing the amount of liquids consumed and the amount of water volumes [ 43, 44].
— but, far more sophisticated than the surveying tools she carried, she was a finely calibrated recording instrument in a land that was just awakening to the changes being wrought by paved roads, nation-states, and oil.
How strange to have actors singing right into the camera, a normally benign recording instrument, which seems, in scene after scene, bent on performing a tonsillectomy?
The proposed system not only can be used to measure heave, surge, and pitch of a floating body continuously but also it can act as a water waveform recording instrument.
