Sentence examples for ethnographic recordings from inspiring English sources

Ethnographic recordings were available well before Nonesuch started Explorer.

The vocals on the album had been taken from Arabic pop singles, ethnographic recordings and late-night talk-shows and evangelists' sermons they had taped from the radio.

Some of the most notable ethnographic recordings were made at the University of California at Berkeley by the anthropologist Alfred L. Kroeber.

Most of the ethnographic recordings before the 1960's were lo-fi affairs -- a function of the available equipment -- with a specialist audience in mind.

But the real promise of Haber's optical-scanning technology, which he has named IRENE — an acronym for Image Recover Erase Noise, Etc., as well as a reference to the Lead Belly song of the same name — may be in the recovery of ethnographic recordings.

"We can't trust the ethnographic record," he says.

Led by Yossi Fine, a bassist with a long career as a sideman, it merges an Israeli rhythm section with musicians from Ghana who sing and play balafon (marimba), mbira (thumb piano) and wooden flutes; it also tosses in samples of ethnographic field recordings.

We collected and analysed a diverse dataset comprising policy documents, legal judgements, audio recordings, ethnographic field notes and emails from PCT committee meetings, interviews and a focus group with committee members.

In this research, no observational methods such as audio visual recordings or ethnographic fieldwork were used, as often the case in design research, but a questionnaire tapping critical behaviours was developed and statistically validated in two separate studies.

Ethnographic practices: Ethnographers engage in fieldwork.

Specifically, we draw upon audio-recordings and clinical observations from a three-year ethnographic study of expanded newborn screening in California (November 2007 July 2010) to examine the potential for newborn screening to diagnose mothers with genetic disorders.