Sentence examples for meter that records from inspiring English sources

An underground or overhead cable from the transformer leads to the building, where it is connected to a meter that records the energy used by the subscriber.

A smart meter that records the amount of food wasted in the catering industry is giving chefs an insight into the way they can better manage their kitchens, and has the potential to revolutionise the way the sector manages food waste.

In local TV markets the firm now uses a combination of electronic meters, that record which channels sets are tuned to, and paper diaries, in which people of different ages write down what they watch.

This article describes the development of a borehole stress meter that is capable of recording both continuous stress and strain at a depth of about 1 km.

The Greek taxi federation opposes publicly posted fares and government-mandated installation of "automatic cash registers" tied to the meters that would record fares for both passengers and the tax bureau.

Where the app excels is in its subtleties — such as its audio volume meter that displays the maximum volume recorded recently, and the app's main graphical display, which is a big image of a microphone, flashes red to remind you that you are in the middle of a recording.

He said that a $675 device can be installed on the water meter that automatically records usage and transmits its readings to a computer.

All electrodes were connected to an online meter (LH Fermentation, series 2000) that recorded the pH, dissolved oxygen and redox values every minute for 24 h.

Year-old male mice (six per group) were given access to Wahman-type running wheels equipped with counters that recorded the distance (meters) traveled.

A sound meter was placed at the head of the subject's bed and the recording time synchronized with the sound meter to ensure playback in a similar range of decibels to that recorded.

Market research and communication firm Luntz, Maslansky Strategic Research, a unit of Omnicom Group, provided handheld meters that allowed the judges to record second-by-second reactions to the commercials, which dated from 1965.