Sentence examples for more familiar recording from inspiring English sources

Highly sensitive amplifiers and low artifact provide good-quality signal images, but the short vectors and close proximity to the heart, particularly the atria, result in ECG morphologies that appear different from more familiar recording technologies.

These formats have been based around more familiar recording methods such as the 12-lead ECG.

It should have been one of the night's best moments, but there wasn't much reaction from the crowd, and Mr. Oakenfold soon returned to more familiar records.

(One must not confuse this with the more familiar ticker, which records completed trade by teleprinter on paper tape).

Mr. Abraham maintains that he has a strong lead because voters are becoming more familiar with his record.

"But he faces six months of intense scrutiny in which Republicans are going to become much more familiar with his record".

Mrs. Kelly, through her spokesman, Rob Ostrander, said that she believed her constituents were more familiar with her record than Mr. Graham was, and that she had been responsive to their needs.

Labeling it Rock Record of the Week, in the June 26th , 1987edition, Mr. Palmer wrote... "Though he performs frequently around town, Binky Philips may be more familiar to downtown record-shoppers as the man behind the counter at a leading disk emporium.

The ads continue the introductory phase of his campaign, his aides said, and are intended to help Republicans become more familiar with him and his record in Texas.

In the winter of 2001-2, whEnglandand won series in both Pakistan and Sri Lanka, he hit 553 runs at an average of 61.44, including two centuries; in Tests overall, his average on the subcontinent was identical to his record on more familiar surfaces.

Cold weather enveloped the entire country on Tuesday, leading to record-low temperatures more familiar to January than November.