Sentence examples for description of the recording from inspiring English sources

Jurors were horrified by the Downey tape, and by Brady's bland description of the recording as "unusual".

Knox went on to say that he was committed to a mental facility after he told a therapist he'd thought of killing himself and his family, according to an FBI agent's description of the recording.

This element gives the investigator or the technician the option to insert a detailed description of the recording procedure.

9) Materials and methods 9.1) The description of the recording environment misses essential details. - Were the walls of the maze transparent or opaque?

Includes: population served by the clinics, detailed description of focus groups, detailed of the training conducted for the facilitators of the focus groups, description of the recording of the interviews and focus groups discussions, and the informed consent form.

The plan shall include a description of the methodology to be followed and an explanation of how the selected methodology will reliably determine the gas stream flow, and a description of the records that will be maintained to document the determination of gas stream flow.

I picked up a binder and found a description of the records as he began to save them: "The accumulating volumes stood in rows at first, and then merited their own file cabinet, and eventually, years later, exceeded the capacity of two four-drawer, legal-width, fireproof safes, the unsorted backlog being packed in boxes in the attic, the garage, and a rented storage room".

The order and description of the records were established at this time.

Finally, the measurement description contains a common description of the recorded data of all the experiment iterations, allowing experimenters to understand and process the data more smoothly.

In a first analysis stage, the signals captured by each microphone pair are processed in the time-frequency domain, resulting in a complete directional description of the recorded sound.

The line could have been a reference to what it means to be emotionally open or emotionally closed, but it functioned equally as a description of the record's gruesome, vaguely sexual cover art, on which the singer's torso appears rent open.