Sentence examples for computer sampling from inspiring English sources

Seat-interface pressures measured by using a sensor mat interfaced to a personal computer sampling at 15Hz.

All other data were collected synchronously with an A/D board on a portable computer (sampling frequency of 20 Hz for the GPS and 500 Hz for the accelerometer).

The first field of vision was chosen at random, thereafter, the computer sampled systematically the following fields of vision within the entire encircled area.

At a rate of 1,000 Hz, the computer sampled accelerometer signals from 200 ms before each acoustic stimulus to 2,300 ms after an acoustic stimulus was delivered.

Influenced by David Bowie and Brian Eno, they were experimenting with computers, sampling techniques and synthesizers, new technologies that would transform for ever the way music was made and recorded.

For example, Hassell would sometimes play sampled guitar parts via keyboards, as well as trigger computer samples with his guitar, subverting the usual roles of each.

"The Prayer" is built around a computer sample and includes MTV Base-inspired urban contemporary beats and a prominent guitar solo towards the end.

We screened 282 computer samples that each had a keyboards and a mouse device in 47 ward stations for S. aureus, Pseudomonas spp. and Acinetobacter spp. Twelve of the ward stations were from intensive care units (ICUs) and 35 were from Non-ICU wards One hundred and forty-four samples were from ICU computers and 420 from ward computers.

For the past 10 months, Essex-based MC and beatmaker Figment has been hunched over a computer, cutting, sampling and twisting tracks by the Doors, to create beats over which to lay a capella rhymes by some of the UK's best hip-hop MCs.

When recording the new EP, he says he moved away from his usual method of meticulously designing sounds on his computer, instead sampling music he creates himself, using real instruments.

As usual, on one side of the technology versus soul divide, we've got the purists who believe personal computers, sampling and sequencing are sucking the passion and human element out of modern music.