Sentence examples for efficient recorded from inspiring English sources

The measures are the second in a series of steps that Alain Levy, the new chief executive of EMI Recorded Music, is taking to create a slimmer, more efficient recorded music division.

The measures are the second in a series of steps that Alain Levy, the new chief executive of EMI Recorded Music, left, is taking to create a slimmer, more efficient recorded music division.

1080p video at up to 60p will thankfully still have the h.264 option for more efficient recording.

Some of the predictions Idol made for the future of the internet, computers, and musicians, was that it would allow for cheap and efficient recording from home; that musicians could record their music and send it to producers and fellow band members from great distances, perhaps while on tour; and that musicians would be able to directly communicate with their fans and critics.

The high frequency content of EHG (FWH) seems therefore to be of great importance to characterise contraction efficiency, thereby justifying the need for efficient recording and filtering techniques [ 10] of uterine electrical signals.

They seem to have been amassed by the country's efficient record keepers and collected in town archives.

I want to see better community engagement and I want to see more efficient recording practices across the country," said the home secretary.

The so-called 3MOS models use an array of three sensors and feature Crystal Engine Pro, for more efficient recording in low-light situations.

Senior health department officials and Netsmart Technologies, Avatar's developer, said the problems were glitches that were to be expected as the city made the transition to a more efficient record-keeping system.

Real sports, the sports on which these games were modeled, evolved more slowly albeit in a similar vein: efficient record-keeping and scientific training ended the golden age of impossible, sui generis athletes like boxing champion Jack Johnson and Yankees star Babe Ruth.

Real sports, the sports on which these games were modelled, evolved more slowly albeit in a similar vein: efficient record-keeping and scientific training ended the golden age of impossible, sui generis athletes like boxing champion Jack Johnson and Yankees star Babe Ruth.