Sentence examples for appropriate to record from inspiring English sources

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In addition and in light of the absence of any standard in this respect (Wichuk and McCartney 2008; Isobaev et al. 2014), it was deemed appropriate to record the temperature at four locations along the pile at 60, 120, 180, and 240 from the pile's end.

If you want to write an autobiography but aren't thrilled about the idea of actually writing, or if you struggle with things like vocabulary and grammar, it might be more appropriate to record yourself "talking" your story, and transcribe it later.

Response rates are not therefore appropriate to record, unlike random probability sampling, where interviewers have no choice as to the properties sampled and so response at each address can be recorded.

On Wednesday, Hammond told the Treasury select committee there were "conversations within government about the most appropriate way to record and address net migration".

As with his last album, "Supernatural," which was released in 1999 and has sold more than 25 million copies worldwide, Mr. Santana said he intends to first pick the songs and then find the appropriate collaborators to record them.

This news was a relief to Christine Matovich, the producer of Parthenia, the much-praised consort of viols, which was searching recently for an acoustically appropriate place to record a CD of seventeenth-century viol music.

Therefore, it is also an appropriate tool to record 2D-chemical images of concentration variations on the sensor surface.

Intraoral examination was performed by two senior dental students (after appropriate calibration) to record DDE.

Even if proper steps were taken to detect and avoid power line interferences and background noise into the recorded signals, in future investigations it may be appropriate to also record myoelectric activity during rest in order to unequivocally exclude such interferences.

Such speech brain-computer interfaces do not exist yet and their design should consider three key choices that need to be made: the choice of appropriate brain regions to record neural activity from, the choice of an appropriate recording technique, and the choice of a neural decoding scheme in association with an appropriate speech synthesis method.