Sentence examples for possibilities to record from inspiring English sources
Bloom, Trope and Scape all allow you to set some parameters and hit go, and ambient music that presents differently with each use will be produced, alongside calming gradients of colour and interactive possibilities to record your own generative melodic loops by pressing the screen in different places.
Although Arjona stated that he "had the possibilities to record this song with very well known people" he expressed his happiness with Moreno, revealing that "the possibilities of doing it with her, for me, are a celebration".
Data from AMS offer new possibilities to record such traits automatically (Byskov et al., 2012; Carlström et al., 2013a and 2013b).
The immobilisation of biological cells (CHO: Chinese hamster ovary) demonstrates the possibility to record their metabolic activity with 16 measurement spots on the same chip.
The possibility to record dynamic changes of the polarization emission pattern of single particles allows studying particle growth modes in situ and improving schemes for single nanoparticle binding and distancing assays.
The system also included extensive logging of every event and the possibility to record and later play back an entire session including all available input.
The possibility to record from, or stimulate, central nervous tissue over long periods of time provides a unique basis both for diagnosing and treating patients with neurodegenerative or psychiatric disorders and for characterizing fundamental neural mechanisms in animal models [1], [2], [3], [4].
AMS offer the possibility to record traits related to workability, which are described by Rinell (2013).
Observational studies are a possibility to record improvements in hygiene routines.
GPs do not have the possibility to record ethnicity in their software programmes.
To facilitate this measure, when filling in the questionnaire, respondents have to take into account joint production, that is, the possibility to record simultaneous activities [ 45].
