Sentence examples for everyday recording from inspiring English sources

The idea is that you can leave one in your -- what shall we call it, a DVCR? -- for everyday recording and rerecording.

"And as I was trying to come up with some ideas for films that I then could pitch to the shorts trust, my mind kept circling back to that 1 Second Everyday recording that I did of all that food," Patrick continued.

Their development was monitored everyday recording on which day all the bacteria was consumed.

82 This tool is a patient self-evaluation instrument for everyday recording of functional limitations resulting from diseases of the locomotor organs.

Since data of numerous types and huge quantities are generated everyday, accurately recording, rapidly delivering, and immediately processing a variety of tasks at hospitals for better medical services are the goals that each hospital strives for [ 2, 3].

Parental questionnaires are widely used and have shown to be consistent with everyday symptoms recorded in diaries [ 32], as well as with a physician diagnosis of asthma [ 33].

Strengths of this study include the thorough, prospective search for patients, the absence of exclusion criteria, the use of a number of relevant outcome measures, and the use of everyday clinical records.

At the beginning of the century, much was made of the divide between photographs concerned with recording everyday life, and those intended as "works of art".

It features a series of podcasts inspired by Dickens's fondness for walking around London recording everyday details of Victorian city life.

CB The rest of this week's best talks EXHIBITIONS Revelations: Experiments in Photography (National Media Museum, Bradford, to 3 February) All along, cameras have been used as much for extending human vision as for simply recording everyday appearances.

In the present research, we explored this by presenting viewers with self-paced slideshows of everyday activities and recording looking times, subjective segmentation (breakpoints) into action units, and slide-to-slide physical change.