Sentence examples for recording of content from inspiring English sources

As for screenwriters, don't believe the credits: strong directors don't just oversee the recording of content dictated from an inviolable script, they take an active hand in the substance of a script — all the more so in the era of the independent producer, from the fifties and beyond.

And thirdly they can provide mobile device recovery if a device is lost to get a user back up and running  quickly, and they can help IT assess what if any essential data might have been compromised.. Druva does all this by keeping a record of content on mobile devices in the form of regular backups.

With the programming commitment, Discovery Communications President and Chief Executive David Zaslav said Eurosport will deliver "record amounts of content across platforms to ensure the Olympic flame burns bright all year long".

In addition to the recording of the contents of notes, the lecturer reviewed and assessed the contents of notes for 14 out of 15 weeks of the course.

Infrastructure for digital content delivery is superseding traditional models for delivery, viewing, recording and playback of content using physical media and temporally sequenced broadcast services.

The recorder kept a record of the contents of the discussion as well as emotional reactions and other important aspects.

This country has an astonishing record of producing content which is popular all around the world.

Apple has a pretty good record of defending content against piracy.

And as I previously discussed, social media sites are making it easier to download a full record of users' content.

BBC News has a strong track record of using content from non-traditional sources, and of stopping numerous examples of incorrect material making it to air or online - but it does underline the need to handle such material with great care.

Among the IT companies, Facebook received the largest amount of notifications (1,882), followed by Twitter (1,314) and YouTube (889), while YouTube has the record of removed content (85.4%), followed by Facebook (82.4%) and Twitter (43.5%).