Sentence examples for recorded merely from inspiring English sources

Diana Deutsch, the psychologist who had designed this aural brainteaser and used it to open her talk here at a symposium, Hearing Voices, had recorded merely the words "high" and "low," playing them from the two speakers offset, so that the left emits one word and the right, the other.

Its application to elements resembling the typical metals in some way only, such as arsenic, antimony and tellurium, was recorded merely on a 'sometimes' basis.

Seemingly paradoxical in recessionary times, records merely highlight the huge price rise of the art of the past over five decades.

Of course, as already mentioned, all our controls had urine output monitored on an hourly basis by experienced intensive care nurses, 24 hours a day; such data are not merely recorded but acted on.

Bragging that both albums were recorded live merely emphasises Black's slapdash unwillingness to edit.

Some scientists suggested, for example, that the signals that the Venera landers recorded were merely the discharge of static electricity that had built up on the spacecraft themselves as they descended through the atmosphere.

Allmusics Stephen Thomas Erlewine commented that although the album was considered a "rebirth" for McEntire, he thought that some tracks were recorded for merely "nothing more than entertainment".

The college records merely confirm what Bush has already conceded.

To kiteboarders, though, the record merely raises the ante in a contest that has ignited passions in the small but competitive world of speed racing.

"It's problematic because it means the government is allowed to collect records merely in anticipation of investigations," said Patrick Toomey, a lawyer for the ACLU.

"It is but a small step," Judge Maris wrote, "to assert a privilege against any disclosure of records merely because they might prove embarrassing to government officials".