The compact disc, or digital disc, uses digital technology to avoid or mitigate some of the technical problems and requirements inherent in phonograph and audiotape recording.
In addition, there are nine reels of film, all apparently having to do with tropical diseases, and an audiotape recording a 1955 panel discussion on amebiasis.
But on a newly discovered audiotape recorded in May 1999, Mr. Florio spoke at length on the issue, saying he had "no difficulty" with such an investment.
As visitors enter, an audiotape recording promises them high mountains, scorching deserts, great cities, vast valleys, a mountaintop monastery, and the world's only toothpick farm.
If this were done in the manner of conventional audiotape recording, where a spool of tape is unreeled past a stationary recording head, the tape would have to move extremely fast and would be too long for practical recording.
We used audiovisual documentation of oral consent (video and audiotape recording and photography), a new method of informed consent designed for illiterate populations, in the Guarani Indians Project, a genetic study in the Paraguayan Guarani Indians.
Early in the day, prosecutors played an audiotape recorded by Mr. Whitacre in 1993 during a meeting of senior executives of the company and officials of Ajinimoto at the Archer Daniels headquarters in Decatur, Ill.
Audiotape recorded at the time by WNYC, the city's public radio affiliate, captures a Clinton quite unlike the controlled public figure who is now a step away from the White House.
Salah Abu Mohamed, a spokesman for Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, said in an audiotape recorded Sunday that the seizure of the Italians was connected to the "crimes of the Italian government in Afghanistan and Iraq," Al Arabiya said.
In a report to be made public this week, the Republican majority of a Congressional committee compares the White House's lost e-mail messages to the infamous 18 1/2-minute gap on an audiotape recorded at the Nixon White House.
