Sentence examples for changes in recording from inspiring English sources
French officials also predicted radical changes in recording technology.
The results confirmed that recent increases in serious violence in police recorded crime figures were the result of changes in recording practices rather than demonstrative of real increases in violence.
In his ear-opening book Reinventing Bach – about how changes in recording technology have transformed the way we hear this music – Paul Elie explains that pop culture always adored JSB: "Beethoven was rolled over, but Bach was left standing".
Fig. 6 Changes in recording style observed in Study 1.
The technology, called electrical network frequency analysis (ENF) was made possible largely by the move to digital recording in video and audio devices, which keeps perfect time — unlike analog devices, which suffer from microscopic changes in recording rate as the batteries get low, the device is jarred, or the tape reel runs out.
Kurlansky describes the many factors - the great black migration out of the South, changes in recording technology, Motown, urban racial segregation, the civil rights movement, the anti-war movement, the blues, jazz, and gospel music, and others - that led to the song's creation and its enduring popularity.
Although innovations in diagnosis and registration methods are plausible explanations for most of the changes in recorded incidence, the possibility of some real increases should not be ruled out.
Changes in recorded parameters between baseline and the end of the 12-week study period were analyzed by paired t-test or the Wilcoxon signed ranks test as appropriate.
For other health outcomes, "atypical" risk patterns over time may point toward a local change in recording practice or health care.
Bret Hopman, a spokesman for the group, said on Wednesday that the agency could not provide recent figures for comparison because of changes in record-keeping.
Coulston Foundation spokesperson Don McKinney says the lab has responded to the report with "foundation-wide changes" in record-keeping procedures.
