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Such sounds are typically recorded using a device called phonocardiograph.

Winds like sirocco, tramontane and episodes of hot and persistent humid air are typically recorded in the Mediterranean basin.

The presence of these structures, as well as the sharp scattering rings that are typically recorded, leads to new challenges when the images are analyzed.

For logistic reasons, study parameter values are typically recorded at fixed relative times ('study events'), which serve as time-stamps and can be used by CSDMS temporal query algorithms to simplify temporal computations.

Indeed, the amplitude of Hmax provided by conventional electrodes (1 cm2 area, 2 cm apart) located centrally was significantly greater (median: 35% for monopolar and 79% for single-differential derivations) than that obtained medially, where surface electromyograms are typically recorded from soleus.

Instead of being filmed at 24 frames per second -- which is the speed at which most videos are typically recorded -- Matt's film was captured at one frame per two seconds.

For instance, revenue is typically recorded at the time of a sale or delivery, but that does not mean a business has been paid.

Ahmed H. Zewail and co-workers at the California Institute of Technology developed a laser-driven TEM method that enabled EELS signals, which were typically recorded on the millisecond scale, to be measured with femtosecond (10 15-sec) resolution—the time scale on which chemical reactions occur.

Applying statistical operations to insect catch can be troublesome because just a small integer number is typically recorded per trap.

Rainfall is typically recorded over discrete intervals, e.g., over fixed 24-h intervals, and the historical series express average values over these intervals.

Until recently, the climate protection function of forests and wood usage was typically recorded separately for the forest management and wood-products industries.