Sentence examples for involves the recording from inspiring English sources
Another significant change that will affect how votes are counted involves the recording and tallying software embedded in each electronic machine.
Computed X-ray tomography (CXT) involves the recording of a series of two-dimensional radiographies under many different orientations of the sample relative to the X-ray source-detector axis; the principle is illustrated in Figure 1D for the case of cone-beam illumination [26].
The most popular test, a polysomnogram, involves the recording of heart rate, blood pressure, brain activity, eye movements, blood oxygen levels, air movement through the nose, snoring and chest movements during sleep.
Clinical neurophysiology (CN) involves the recording and assessment of bioelectric signals originating in the nervous system to evaluate its integrity.
Polysomnography is a medical examination which involves the recording of several physiological variables, such as respiratory and heart rate, and carrying out other tests including an electroencephalogram, an electromyogram, and an electrooculogram, during patient sleep, in order to investigate sleep disorders.
The only world's record writer could imagine trying to set is one that involves the records themselves.
State Department officials said that other FOIA lawsuits, including a separate one filed by VICE News last year that involves the records of Clinton's top aides, were straining State's resources, so they couldn't dedicate staff to review all 5,600 emails.
The previous Homeland Security system involved the recording of only the left and right index fingers.
The simplest electroanalytical procedure should involve the recording of the chronoamperogram, based on the reference provided by the cyclic voltammograms.
But in addition to the brilliant playing of Kevin Lucas and multitude of musicians involved, the recording is top notch.
The dynamic discrimination task involved the recording of the different values of Protein1, Protein3 and Protein4 in time during the transient, going from the initial to the stable final position at the end of 300 seconds.
