Sentence examples for demand recording from inspiring English sources

Notch is designed to both capture movement data (either continuously or on demand — recording and pausing can be controlled by tapping on an individual sensor), and to output haptic feedback, via tiny vibration motors, meaning it can be used for motion-triggered notifications.

That was down from 6,256 megawatts Friday, which broke the previous July record of 6,165 megawatts set in 2006 and became the fifth-highest peak demand recorded in the city's history.

Moreover, our approaches could potentially reduce the energy usage of cables used in the Abilene network by up to 56.7%, assuming the traffic demands recorded on September 5, 2004.

It had the right to demand records from telephone companies of any calls they had made.

Utilities' demand records used to stand for a few years before being broken, but no longer.

These high rewards are helping to drive demand: record numbers of students are enrolling on UK courses.

PJM Interconnection, the regional unit that set the demand record on July 21, has suggested that the E.P.A. rules would put the grid's reliability at risk.

National security letters allow the agency to demand records from financial institutions, telecommunications firms, and other companies without the need to seek a judge's approval.

Just as important is the thought that if Mr Spitzer can demand records and dictate standards, so can every other state attorney-general across the country.

The measure gives the Federal Bureau of Investigation greater authority to demand records from businesses in terrorism cases without the approval of a judge or a grand jury.

He has highlighted Cuccinelli's move as attorney general to demand records from a climate researcher at the University of Virginia by saying he would honor academic freedom.