Sentence examples for bits of record from inspiring English sources

Value failures and state transition failures are injected randomly into the record fields to flip values of some of the bits of record fields.

During the execution of a request to create a new record some of the bits of record fields are set and reset to introduce failures and such failures contribute to receive omission failures.

There were bits of recorded music.

What do you expect people to do? Sit at home and cut up bits of recording tape?

There were occasional bits of recorded accompaniment, but most of Weill's music was performed live by Mr. Donahue and Jono Mainelli, his capable pianist.

In about ten years, Cochrane says, computers will be so advanced that they will be capable of reassembling millions of bits of recorded experience into a facsimile of individual perspective.

Or really just bits of records: "Send It On" from D'Angelo's "Voodoo" (serene, layered falsettos; mentholated keyboards; a tiny click of a rhythm); "Woods" from Bon Iver's "Blood Bank" (a cappella, Auto-Tuned, slack-eyed R&B, again with layered falsettos); possibly "Que Sera, Sera," from Sly and the Family Stone's "Fresh" (gospel cadences, ragged harmony).

The Ohio hip-hop producer and rapper Blueprint last surfaced as a solo artist in 2005, with the LP "1988," which revisited the year of the title via sampled and manipulated bits of records by Doug E. Fresh, Stetsasonic, and Run-DMC.

I'd like to do a bit of recording, though.

(I've spent plenty of time clawing through university archives in fervent search of some bit of recorded arcana, only to be told by an exhausted-looking research associate that it's probably in a box somewhere offsite, but, until the institution receives another grant, nobody can say where, or precisely which box).

The fact that the video was a selected and edited segment, that the activists who witnessed what happened were being held incommunicado, that every bit of recorded evidence they may have had in their possession was being confiscated – this context was rarely highlighted, with BBC online and radio coverage particularly weak in this respect.