The phrase "recording apparatus" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a device that records sound, video, or other information. For example, "The police officer used a recording apparatus to make sure he captured every word of the interview."
Before baseline recordings, rats were habituated to the sleep recording apparatus for 4 5 days.
In traditional holography, a special photographic plate is used as recording apparatus.
Some combination of the era, the lineup, the set list, the sound system, the recording apparatus, its positioning in the hall, the recorder's sonic bias, the chain of custody, and, yes, the actual performance would render up a sonic aura that could be unique.
Is photography merely a recording apparatus, or is it an art?
He still plays: an electric keyboard and recording apparatus is filling the third bedroom at least until March, when Mrs. Sacaridis gives birth to their second child.
In order to avoid potential entrainment of the fish to the visual cues in the distant environment, the recording apparatuses were shielded from the rest of the room with the all-white enclosure.
Its ostensible purpose was to determine the geographical origins of American Indians, and its tools included the anthropometer (a special stick for measuring height), calipers (for taking skull and facial measurements), an early voice-recording apparatus and large-format cameras.
Event-recording apparatus, such as mood or asleep/awake logs, is for the most part subjective since such logs are recorded by the patients themselves and are generally unrelated to more objective data (e.g., physiological parameters).
"The emotion-recording apparatus seems to have failed after Loos," he wrote; his memory sort of tanked up and stopped saving what passed before his eyes.
This system included three major components: a hydraulic, pressure transducer-based force measurement device, a well-shielded EMG-recording apparatus, and a visual feedback setup.
