Sentence examples for analysis of the recording from inspiring English sources

More analysis of the recording is taking place, the authorities said.

A Landau Lifshitz Gilbert (LLG) micromagnetic analysis of the recording field of single-pole-type (SPT) heads was carried out.

It has since been claimed that acoustic analysis of the recording reveals the presence of the missing "a"; Peter Shann Ford, an Australia-based computer programmer, conducted a digital audio analysis and claims that Armstrong did, in fact, say "a man", but the "a" was inaudible due to the limitations of communications technology of the time.

This was recognised and accounted for, although analysis of the recording of this variable could not be considered an accurate assessment of alcohol consumed.

Analysis of the recording generated a wide range of parameters of which only the following were analysed: I. Interlimb coordination: measured as regularity index, which is the percentage of normal step sequences, II.

Analysis of the recording generated a wide range of parameters of which only paw pressure (light intensity, which is the mean brightness of all pixels of the print at maximum paw contact, ranging from 0-255 arbitrary units) and paw print area (complete surface area contacted by the paw during a stance phase) were analysed.

The Globe published excerpts and an analysis of the records today.

However, analysis of the records found that a further one in five had a previous history of mental illness that had not been recorded.

The study is based on a detailed analysis of the records of 34,256 people who had surgery in 2010 at one of 12 hospitals run by Texas Health Resources.

But a careful analysis of the record shows that the picture is more complex and, ultimately, far less daunting: An investor who invested a lump sum in the average stock at the market's 1929 high would have been back to a break-even by late 1936 — less than four and a half years after the mid-1932 market low.

Joan and Ronald's grandchildren are likely to be called Daniel and Emma - who live in a flat and drive a Peugeot 106, according to analysis of the records of more than one million UK customers of insurers Aviva.