Sentence examples for as originally recorded from inspiring English sources

Having a faithful narrator has benefits; it lets us observe how much the tales as originally recorded continue to inform our cultural imagination.

All interviews were transcribed to word-processed files as originally recorded, then verified by a separate proofreader.

The Indian Princess; or, La Belle Sauvage, is a musical play with a libretto by James Nelson Barker and music by John Bray, based on the Pocahontas story as originally recorded in John Smith's The Generall Historie of Virginia (1624).

Clinical symptoms at initial presentation were collected as originally recorded and prospectively reported in the electronic medical records (EMR).

In practice, the prediction error signals cannot be made exactly flat (and thus equal), thus the resynthesized signals will not sound exactly the same as the originally recorded signals.

The song, however, was quickly revealed as a hoax, originally recorded in 2013 by comedian Jon Daly and Hot Karate frontman Cyrus Ghahremani for the podcast "Comedy Bang Bang" as an homage to the band.

Music supervisor Robert Kraft used existing music from the 1950s, all of which had to be re-recorded, as they were originally recorded in mono sound.

The final track on the Columbia/Legacy CD extends to include a hidden track featuring the guitar parts from "Mind Gardens", which were heard on the album playing backwards, but are presented here playing forwards, as they were originally recorded.

The brothers collaborated on a musical about John Henry, the mythical African American railroad man; it was originally recorded as Big Man (1975) and staged as Shout Up a Morning (1986).

For these cases, we adopted the same convention as in the NCSP-R, which was to classify these cases as CIN2; a total of 116 out of 229 casescases were originally recorded as 'CIN2/3'CIN2/3

As a result, the songs sound very natural, almost as if they were originally recorded with bass, but at the same time a lot of the rawness and power that came from the sparseness of the music is lost.