Sentence examples for recorded permanently from inspiring English sources

The milking stall was equipped with four milk containers, whose advancing weight was recorded permanently.

It captures the modern desire for some sort of transience, in a world where it seems like everything we do is recorded permanently whether by us or by something else.

Blockchain, which has been used since 2009 to underpin the crypto currency Bitcoin, allows a transaction to be recorded permanently on a database shared among computers without relying on a third party to authenticate or to process it.

Time, amount and other details of the transaction are recorded permanently, stored on the internet.

Although serum creatinine has plateaued, mild renal impairment still exists at 8 months of follow-up (serum creatinine of 130 μmol/L and eGFR of 56 ml/min/1.>3 m).> This adverse drug reaction has been recorded permanently in her electronic medical records and also has been reported to Australian Therapeutic goods administration (TGA).

Do this online (such as in a wiki space) so that people can flesh out their concerns, respond, and agreements can be recorded permanently.

His main arguments were legal: that all events registered at this time dealt with civil or individual rights in some form, whereas for a stillborn child 'with no separate existence, no civil rights, and not even a name', there appeared to be little, if anything, to record permanently in a register.

First-time offenders can face fines of a few hundred dollars, community service and driver's license suspension; the crime may end up on your record permanently.

There are 6,000 CCTV cameras on the London Underground alone, but only 900 that record permanently on the Paris Metro and RER rail network.

School officials wrote an incident report calling it "Sexual Touching Against Student, Offensive," which will remain on his student record permanently.

As it can provide transaction records permanently, incorruptibly, and irreversibly, it may help fundamentally prevent some types of information fraud (Khan 2015, Pwc 2015).