Sentence examples for excerpts of records from inspiring English sources

For twenty years, beginning in the mid-eighties, with the advent of drum machines that could store brief digital excerpts of records, sampling had encouraged integration.

A promising approach has been obtained to evaluate short excerpts of recorded music with a combination of bipolar scales and acoustic analysis [6].

In that article, Duke noted that many rap artists had sampled his recordings — "They've sampled 'Reach for It' at least 20 times already" — and he urged younger musicians to seek out and personally connect with the older musicians they admired rather than merely incorporating excerpts of their records into their own.

In another of the case studies cited by Acma, a broadcaster was found in breach because a commercial television current affairs program broadcast audio excerpts of a recording of a couple fighting, without their consent.

Shkreli, a former pharmaceuticals boss notorious for hiking the price of Daraprim, a drug used by Aids patients from $13.50 to $750 a pill, started streaming excerpts of the record on Periscope in the early hours of Wednesday morning, as Trump's victory became apparent.

and one pathologist in training (C.J.R.H ., who were blinded to the exposure status (i.e., the selenium status) of the cases, reviewed the excerpts of all pathology records to extract information on the initial date of diagnosis of BE, the type of metaplasia, and the degree of dysplasia.

Figure 5 is an XML excerpt of the record element and illustrates how condensed and readable the record element can be.

In what legal experts said was an extraordinary 11-day hearing on the asset freeze, government lawyers played excerpts of a secret recording of conversations last month between Mr. Scrushy and one of the former chief financial officers, William Owens, made before the government filed its initial complaint.

Transcript fidelity was assessed by comparing text with 3, randomly selected 10 second excerpts of the interview recording and all transcripts were de-identified prior to analysis taking place.

Excerpts from records of the proceedings; names of the men who served, and the Court's ruling: no case.

"Just sit in front of the stoop in the morning," Mr. Layne, 20, told a co-defendant, according to an excerpt of their recorded telephone conversation cited in the indictment.