Sentence examples for range of recording from inspiring English sources

Note that the CD selection was not pre-screened in any way, and the selection included a wide range of recording settings and playing styles that are difficult to capture when training on a small number of CDs (as little as 1 CD in case of piano for example).

For those events with a large misfit, the remarkable figures on the residuals consistently describe a systematic bias spread over a wide range of recording distance, but simultaneously show a regular dispersion from the average compared to the rest with a small misfit.

As well as a range of recording artists, the label was also heavily involved in other events that promoted feminist thinking and music, such as the Michigan Womyn's Music Festival – which led to some controversy in 1999 – and various art showcases.

While these data suggested that there is no significant loss of TH staining in rat VTA neurons for the range of recording durations used in our experiments, this result did not directly address the question of whether a significant number of neurons identified as TH are methodological artifacts (false negatives), or true non-DA neurons.

The equivalent θ angle of χ 0 is commonly beyond the range of recorded seismic, but if it happens to be within the recorded angle of seismic gather, one might expect to see a phase reversal of seismic reflection.

For consumers, it means the advent of new ways to buy music, including the closest approximation so far of a "celestial jukebox," where they can search for and listen to a vast range of recorded music at low cost.

The corresponding range of recorded PGA values spans from 2.6 × 10−4 to 0.41 g.

A total of over 100 subjects made assessments of the noisiness of a wide range of recorded vehicle noises.

The basic parameters of the "STEP-F" instrument, such as the energy range of recorded electrons, protons and α-particles, the geometric factor, the field of view and the angular resolution, are presented.

This question is at the center of visual artist, dancer, and choreographer Bill Shannon's latest project, a wearable, projection-mapped mask that displays a range of recorded facial expressions.

The absence of any correlation between CI and CLCR in trauma is likely related to the higher CLCR measures observed in this group, the narrow range of recorded cardiac indices (see Figure 1) and the smaller sample size.