Sentence examples for recorded to adapt from inspiring English sources
Tiffany sometimes disapproved of scenery that she recorded to adapt into window backgrounds.
Keep the recommendation on file for your records and to adapt if needed for future recommendations the applicant may ask you to write.
Electrodes were attached prior to beginning the task, and at least 2 min of resting-state activity were recorded in order to allow participants to adapt to the recording equipment, and to allow EDA levels to stabilize (see Fowles et al., 1981).
It affects the midwives and their counselling, it affects the health visitors giving the results and it affects the child health record departments who have to adapt their systems of working to record the results.' (CHC 02) '... it's [informing carriers] all done on goodwill, the PCTs are asking where's the funding for this?
Moreover, we show that the proposed system is able to adapt to material recorded in unseen acoustic environments for which it has not been trained.
Entertainment Retailers Associationn chairman Paul Quirk, who ran four record shops in Merseyside and Lancashire before moving online, says the best record shops have had to adapt to survive.
In 1986 Hughes was sold by Manchester United to Barcelona for a then British record £2.3m, but struggled to adapt to the playing style at the Nou Camp.
Wadsworth was confident about the future of the record label and its ability to adapt to the digital age, but record companies could not ignore the fact that the vast majority of income came from CD sales.
Moving forward into 1999, these incipient stages of transition guarantee confusion for the record business as it struggles to adapt to a marketplace of convergence.
What did you initially see as the challenges to adapting this record to play form? A. I had absolutely no idea what to do with it, which I guess is normal.
