What we say and do is increasingly recorded.
More and more of life is now manifested online, and many of the digital traces that are left by human activity are increasingly recorded in natural-language format.
Laryngeal examinations, especially stroboscopic examinations, are increasingly recorded using digital video formats on computer media, rather than using analog formats on videotape.
But as governments increasingly record their citizens' every communication — even wiretapping journalists and searching their computers — the safety of anonymous sources will depend not only on journalists' ethics, but on their computer skills.
But as intimate information about our lives is increasingly recorded, archived and not easily deleted, there is a growing danger that a part of our identities will come to be mistaken for who we are.
The likely reason is that, whereas TV in its first decades wished to establish difference from theatre and music hall, the increasingly recorded and corseted form now craves immediacy and the buzz of a night out.
Speech analytics is becoming more common, particularly as conversations are increasingly recorded and stored as part of interactions with call centers, as well as with each other.
Nowadays, environmental stress response in toxicology was increasingly recorded by using gene profiling by many workers including Snell et al. [27], Lee and Choi [28], Roh et al. [24] and Poynton et al. [29].
As well, during the 1990s, DVDs were increasingly recorded with "surround sound" processes that included a Low-frequency effects (LFE) channel, which could be heard using the subwoofer in home theater systems.
