Sentence examples for recording characteristics from inspiring English sources

Everyone is carrying around phones that are recording characteristics of their activities - perhaps we can use that information to try and identify when someone's about to have a heart attack or a seizure.

Despite its slowness, its superior capacity and recording characteristics make optical storage ideally suited to memory-intensive applications, especially those that incorporate still or animated graphics, sound, and large quantities of text.

Evaluations of recording characteristics demonstrated a close correlation between narrower SFDs and improved recording performance.

HD Handycams are not the only things that will benefit from the size and stable recording characteristics of the 32GB card.

We retrospectively studied 851 uveitis patients, recording characteristics such as uveitis duration, anatomical location, and cause; RRD occurrence; proliferative vitreoretinopathy (PVR) at presentation; surgical approach; reattachment rate; and initial and final visual acuity (VA).

The microEEG data recording characteristics such as analog-to-digital conversion resolution (16 bits), input impedance (>100MΩ), and common-mode rejection ratio (85 dB) are similar to those of commercially available systems, although the microEEG is many times smaller (88 g and 9.4 × 4.4 × 3.8 cm).

The plastic records characteristics of individual teeth, and it also scoops up a healthy dose of spittle.

They recorded characteristics of the toads such as size, shape, feet webbing, and skin texture and collected one of the animals to study further.

Subglacial bedforms preserved in deglaciated landscapes record characteristics of past ice sediment flow regimes, providing insight into subglacial processes and ice sheet dynamics.

Recorded characteristics include physicochemical parameters [46], [47], sediment composition [48], climatic conditions [49], and structural habitat characteristics (e.g., size and depth of water body).

Data were missing in fewer than 5% of any of the recorded characteristics.