Sentence examples for hardware records from inspiring English sources

We barely got computers for word processing purposes back then, so for me it was all synthesizers, hardware, records, sampling and composing chopping records… back in the day, that was it.

Novel imaging hardware records distinctive patterns of growth for spaceflight and ground control plants.

It's amazing to me that two brothers, on a whim, can send a pastry into the stratosphere without much expense and, with a bit of off-the-shelf hardware, record the results.

REDMOND, Wash.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–With more than 3.6 million combined systems sold in November, Wii™ and Nintendo DS™ set new hardware sales records, according to the independent NPD Group, which tracks video game sales in the United States.

Regardless of how much of the new activity is redownload, the key takeaway here is that Apple's latest iPhone launch is very likely to not just break, but blow away previous smartphone hardware sales records.

Combined with the sampler, a new piece of digital hardware that recorded snippets of sound for deployment in other contexts, it allowed producers to create extended loops over which rappers could perform.The first hip-hop producers to use what became known as the "Amen break" did so with no great ambition.

As compared with the intersample intervals recorded by hardware set 1b, those recorded by hardware set 1a were broadly distributed.

(c) Hardware: Hardware usually records some or all of the following medical parameters: heart and lung sounds, blood pressure, temperature, blood glucose, skin and ear, nose and throat images, SpO2, ECG and pulse rate.

The finished product will also include two RAM chips to ensure there's no disconnect between when you press the record it button and when the hardware can start recording.

Hong Kong's Now TV, a pioneer in video-over-broadband, has developed a "network DVR" that provides TiVo-like recording and playback facilities without any extra hardware; instead, the recorded programmes reside on the network.

The same expanding technology that improves the capabilities of the PC also shrinks the size of the old recording hardware.