But actually my book relies upon a formal tape-recorded interview, conducted in Edward's office.
Although initially planning to gather data through formal taped interviews with participants, she rejected this method, believing it solidified her "outsider" status among the subculture she was studying.
Neither government nor industry regulators have formal policies regarding tape recordings of phone calls.
A lawyer for the House, William Pittard, told the judge that the House never received any formal requests for the tape from either side.
Her staff arranged formal tableware "using measuring tapes or rulers and placing cards noting the perfectly symmetrical and equidistant locations," the curator Estella M. Chung writes in the catalog.
However, lexical density estimate for the tape-based monologic tasks was significantly higher than the live version; this suggests that test takers used more formal language in the tape-based version.
Use your measuring tape -- or formal project plans -- to determine how wide a piece of bamboo you need.
We did secondary analysis of taped and transcribed formal interviews with 20 participants in a Swedish rehabilitation study [ 8, 9] and 12 American employees of a public transportation company [ 10].
Andrew Smith said the department had been in contact with the NYPD and was reviewing the tape, but that no formal investigation into Collins had been opened.
When I saw Gore deliver one of these speeches in Washington, and when I watched the others on tape, he was far less formal and awkward than he had been during the 2000 campaign.
A month before the eviction, he had, as required by Ohio law, posted the formal eviction notice by attaching it with duct tape to the front door.
