Sentence examples for practically recorded from inspiring English sources

Subtracting the postulated absorbance of CAF at Aiso from the practically recorded absorbance [ARecorded] at Aiso to get that corresponding to PCT.

Subtracting the postulated amplitude of CAF at λiso from the practically recorded amplitude [PRecorded] of the binary mixture at λiso we get that corresponding to PCT.

Digital imaging has practically replaced recording on films in photography and is widely used in EM due to developments in automated data collection and tomography methods.

The National Endowment for the Arts, in a tribute to Van Gelder, noted that he was "considered by many the greatest recording engineer in jazz" who "recorded practically every major jazz musician of the 1950s and 1960s".

(Late last year, Sony announced that it was stopping sales of the Walkman tape player, with which the company practically invented portable recorded music a generation ago, but whose success Sony could not translate to the digital era).

In our prime — which is to say, practically anytime in recorded history but the last 35 years or so years — we men invented important stuff and made magnificent art and thought great thoughts.

Thus after 24 h of incubation maximum of light scattering and intensity of ANS fluorescence intensity were recorded practically at the same concentrations of GdnHCl as for inactivated actin.

Practically no communications are recorded from firefighters in the north tower, even though the same repeater served both of the towers.

In a Folkways Records catalogue he found things like three girls down South singing a strange little song that is practically identical with one recorded about ten years ago in equatorial Africa.

Since practically the dawn of recorded audio, the primary goal for the industry and consumers has been maximizing convenient access.

In Middle Asia, raccoons were released in Kyrgyzstan's Jalal-Abad Province, though they were later recorded as "practically absent" there in January 1963.