Musical notation, visual record of heard or imagined musical sound, or a set of visual instructions for performance of music.
Instead of using audiogram records, an ototoxicity diagnosis was assigned to patients with medical record documentation of hearing aid use, which has been found to correlate highly with widely accepted audiogram ototoxicity scales (i.e., Chang grade ≥2b) 47.
The Microsoft Corporation made a final plea yesterday to the Supreme Court to send its antitrust case to a federal appeals court for the "onerous task" of reviewing the record instead of hearing the appeal directly.
The name presumably heralds from the age-old practice of reversing records to hear the words of the devil.
People will have MP3s of every Miles Davis' record but never think of hearing any of them twice in a row — there's just too much to get through.
After you've attended and recorded a lecture, make sure to listen to the recording within a day of hearing it.
So, we're hopeful that they will go beyond what they are accustomed to hearing and enjoy the adventure of hearing this record, which is really quite different.
Rosenblatt wanted to release "Everybody" with "Ain't No Big Deal" on the other side, but later changed his mind and put "Everybody" on both sides of the vinyl record after hearing the recorded version of "Ain't No Big Deal".
Anyway, on the basis of hearing the recorded scream, the new producers decided, "She's the one".
Included are Hendrix's earliest recorded concert performances of "Hear My Train a Comin'" and "Tax Free".
