Sentence examples for machine that records from inspiring English sources

An ECG is a machine that records abnormal heart rhythms.

That's far from impossible, especially in a machine that records billions of collisions a second.

Huddled in a damp fire-station a young man connects a laptop, a binocular-style iris scanner and a glowing green machine that records 30 points from a set of fingerprints.

Owen placed Bainbridge in a PET scanner, a machine that records changes in metabolism and blood flow in the brain, and, on a screen in front of her, projected photographs of faces belonging to members of her family, as well as digitally distorted images, in which the faces were unrecognizable.

But hearing specialists worry that many deaf or hearing-impaired babies who fail the screening are not making it to the next level of testing — a more vigorous hearing exam in which an audiologist uses an EEG-like machine that records the brain's response to sound.

Consider an old-fashioned tape machine that records messages received over a wireless radio.

At one polling place in Mercer County, Mr. Sheridan said, a voting machine that recorded nine votes for Mr. Zimmer was later found to have 109 votes.

Beginning in the early 1960s, patients were brought into the laboratory each day and hooked up to an EEG machine that recorded electrical impulses on paper strips, producing mounds of paper.

The pari-mutuel was perfected with the introduction in the 20th century of the totalizator, a machine that mechanically records bets and can provide an almost instant reflection of betting in all pools.

This industrial combination was a "joint venture" since both sides knew that each only had limited proficiency in their research and a higher level than each could supply individually would be required to produce a machine that could record and re-play television recordings as well as ready-made movies in a front-loaded cartridge.

One even looked forward to the invention of a hedonimeter, a "psychophysical machine" that would record the ups and downs of a man's feelings just as a thermometer might plot his temperature.