Sentence examples for distant recording from inspiring English sources

The book, which weighs in at more than 950 pages, is sloppy, self-indulgent and often eye-crossingly dull -- the sound of one man prattling away, not for the reader, but for himself and some distant recording angel of history.

The high degree of correlation of membrane potentials recorded from close-by neurons (Lampl et al. 1999) and the similarity of LFPs taken at distant recording sites (Destexhe et al. 1999) suggests that these oscillatory network fluctuations revealed in the LFP act as average input in a neuron-unspecific manner.

However, these very local variations (seen up to distances on the order of a µm) are not seen on distant recording electrodes.

It was all dependent on distant records, and there were many ambiguities, all of which was in our original reporting".

It's a cool, slightly distant record that channels strains of nostalgia — for the 1980s, for classic dance music — that are more au courant in rock than in R&B.

Coogler begins with an actual cell-phone video of the killing taken by a bystander — a shaky and distant record in which we see Oscar and his friends lying on the platform, and the police, alarmed by the crowd cursing at them, trying to control the situation.

We provide a new very distant record from western Ethiopia, representing the easternmost genetically confirmed locality of the species.

In competition pilots fly routes to distant goals, recording their progress by aerial photographs or GPS (Global Positioning System) traces.

The distant shots, recorded through window blinds, as another character is caught on tape doing that compromising thing they just told everyone they hadn't done.

For the analysis of RFS, patients with both a locoregional and distant relapse recorded on the same date are treated as having an event.

In the photographs recording that distant night in northeast England, a woman stood alongside Mr. Blair wearing a hat that misspelled his name as B-Liar.