Sentence examples for record heart from inspiring English sources
At the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, iHealth Labs, a start-up in Mountain View, Calif., has unveiled the iHealth Blood Pressure Dock, an attachment for iOS devices that can measure and record heart rate and blood pressure.
Mr. Burnett — a wiry, bespectacled man with thin dreadlocks and a white cloud of a beard — is the baritone vocalist for the Congos, a group whose 1977 record "Heart of the Congos" is considered one of the greatest roots reggae albums of all time.
Oddly, the app doesn't record heart rate information.
Android Mobile WoT Gateway (shown in Figure 9) is used to connect Zephyr wearable belt to measure and record heart rate.
We describe the use of a commercially available telemetry and data acquisition system to record heart rate, body temperature and activity of freely behaving rats with transmitters that operate without batteries (transponders).
These earbuds will also be wired, according to our information, so that wearers don't need to worry about charging or pairing as you would with a Bluetooth device, and they also include accelerometers to help compensate for a runner's motion in order to correctly determine and record heart rate data.
It simply records heart rate and blood pressure etc, on the theory that when you lie, you get stressed and your body reacts.
The soul singer Bettye LaVette, who had recorded "Heart of Gold" in the 1970s, reclaimed it as a tense gospel hymn seeking redemption.
It sends recorded heart data to the Palm, where it can be viewed, printed or transmitted by wired -- and eventually, wireless -- modem to a doctor or perhaps a hospital emergency room.
That is the promise of Digital Angel, a device about the size of a wristwatch that incorporates a Global Positioning System receiver, a cell phone transmitter and a biomedical monitor for recording heart rate, body temperature and other readings.
Working with an initial group of 694 volunteers — 382 men and 312 women — Masters and Johnson hooked subjects up to instruments that recorded heart rate, brain activity and metabolism as they copulated or masturbated.
