Sentence examples for pump records from inspiring English sources

My insulin pump records the dosage of my insulin and stores the data for months.

So what if the Nets used to pump recorded fan noise into the arena to make it sound like someone was home?

My co-workers did all the grunt work for the condition: put extra channels on her IV pump, recorded what was happening, and every now and again called out, "Patient is in asystole again," meaning she had no heartbeat.

China is the world's largest importer of oil--about 6 million barrels a day--and it has seized the opportunity to pump record amounts of crude into its strategic petroleum reserve--some 200 million barrels, or a 30-day supply of imports, so far.

But there are reasons to be cautiously optimistic about these findings, says Jackson, not in the least because the globe continues to pump record amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.

Based on the pump recorded infusion speed and the measured leucine tracer concentration, the delivery of leucine tracer to the subjects was calculated.

This technique accounts for something that simple pumping records can't measure – the amount of irrigation water from underground that seeps back through the soil and returns to the aquifer.

Goldfrapp's high-impact set ignores their most refined album – 2008's criminally underselling Seventh Tree – in favour of a lubricious discoid shakedown culled from what you might call the rumping, pumping records – Black Cherry, Supernature and Head First.

Pumping signals are generated with Theis models, where step-wise pumping records of discharge are transformed into water-level changes using multiple superimposed Theis solutions.

Exposure to the well water--measured as access--was estimated using well pumping records and a model of the Woburn water distribution system.

Donald Trump went as far as thanking Saudi Arabia – which has been pumping record amounts – for bringing down prices.