Sentence examples for recorders now from inspiring English sources

The predators and recorders now re-count the number of individuals in the population with the maladaptive trait.

Those signals, generated by the plane's "black box" flight recorders, now seem to have faded and search teams have turned to an "autonomous underwater vehicle", Bluefin-21, in the hope it may be able to track down some sign of the aircraft's wreckage.

With a DVD recorder now in the shops as well, something that can record from the TV as well as play the discs, Christmas sales are expected to be strong.

City folk, who have stuffed their homes with washing-machines, air-conditioners and video-recorders, now face an uncertain future and are reluctant to spend.

An intense, chubby child, at the age of six she once screamed at her mum, who had packed the instrument away for a family trip, 'I'll die if I don't have my recorder now.' She took weekend music classes at the Guildhall, learned violin and piano, and practised for hours on end.

The windows default recorder will now only record 60 seconds worth of audio.

There are cameras and tape recorders everywhere now, not a problem Gladstone faced.

TiVo's digital recorders are now being manufactured by Sony and Royal Philips Electronics, while ReplayTV systems are being shipped by Panasonic.

The proliferation of digital video recorders (DVRs), now in more than 30% of households, has caused advertisers to worry that their commercials will be skipped.

In contrast, thanks to the electronic revolution, many goods from mobile phones to video-cassette recorders are now at least 60% cheaper.

Digital video recorders are now present in nearly 40 percent of American households, and they are more effective than any set of earplugs.