Sentence examples for instantaneously recorded from inspiring English sources

Instantaneously recorded group scans yielded two types of data: (1) percentages of records of different behavioral items (time-budget), and (2) times (in percentage) spent at different distances from mother or nearest neighbor (social proximity).

Every 6 minutes, for 1 hour, the observer instantaneously recorded agonistic behaviours (attacks, pecks, avoidances) within each group (i.e. 10 observations per group) using the scan-sampling method [49], [50].

The clinical information and cytology results of all consecutive patients who underwent FNA biopsy of thyroid nodules in above-mentioned outpatient endocrinology clinics were instantaneously recorded in a computerized database on the day of the FNA biopsy.

Ingersoll Rand, which makes handprint reading equipment, says in publicity material that biometric hand readers "simultaneously and instantaneously record 90 separate measurements of a hand -- including length, width, thickness and surface area -- to verify that the person using the device really is who he or she claims to be.

Analog images were digitalized by using the pass-through function of a digital video camera recorder (Sony DCR-HC96 for NTSC; Sony Corporation, Tokyo, Japan) and were recorded instantaneously in AVI format on a personal computer with the aid of commercial software (DVGate Plus 2.3; Sony Corporation).

In other words, the spatial information for the adopted solution for locomotion from the origin to the destination is recorded instantaneously in the environment through the pedestrian's footprint impact on the environment in terms of compacting or eroding the underlying soil or snow and damaging or trampling the ground vegetation.

In addition to the continuous focal animal sampling, the activity of the focal animal was recorded instantaneously every 10 min.

The data stack is made up of instantaneously measured data and recorded data during simulations.

Now Mr. McDonough is in the forefront of efforts to change that, to record instantaneously the major intellectual events in our lives.

After this time, the pneumatic cuff was instantaneously deflated, and skin blood perfusion was recorded for another 30 min.

Direct observations were made in each location and behaviours were recorded as frequencies per min. Ear postures were recorded instantaneously every 15 s for 3 min per location.