Sentence examples for could be recorded on from inspiring English sources
She wished that the whole surgery could be recorded on video, and had requested that someone on the medical team take photographs.
He worked out that measurements of background CO2 could be recorded on mountain tops and persuaded the government to fund a station in Hawaii, far from industrial influences.
Non-artists would occasionally describe their dream creatures to a designated artist so that they could be recorded on hide, in wood, or in stone.
Although such an interest could be recorded on the books of a Federal Reserve Bank under § 357.12 c)(1), Federal Reserve Banks generally do not mark their books to record this type of security interest for Participants.
Every single piece of unique content could be recorded on the blockchain along with impressions, likes and comments.
This could be recorded on a per-procedure basis (involving onerous log-keeping) or on a per-session basis (e.g. Dr. X performing angiography between 08.30 and 12.30 h on Thursday implies 4 h of radiologist time per week spent on angiography, for the purposes of workload assessment).
The machine, Brown argued, would allow readers to adjust the type size, avoid paper cuts and save trees, all while hastening the day when words could be "recorded directly on the palpitating ether".
Any other adverse events could be recorded freely on the data collection form.
(This was key because the light-bending effect predicted by Einstein is greatest for stars observed close to the Sun). The stars' positions relative to the Sun could be recorded and measured on photographic plates, and then compared with reference plates showing the stars when the Sun was nowhere near the field of view.
Several neurons could be recorded and discriminated on each tetrode and clustered via differences in spike waveform amplitudes across electrodes within a tetrode.
Calculating caries experience at tooth level according to ICDAS II without a conversion exercise was not possible, since four or five combinations of two-digit codes could be recorded per tooth, depending on the number of surfaces of each tooth.
