Sentence examples for recording operation from inspiring English sources

For easier video recording operation and familiar functionality for beginners, the Rebel T2i's autofocus can be operated before or during video recording by pressing the shutter button half-way down in video mode.

I could not help contrast this behaviour with that of other parties to the case who were content to make written submissions or other cases (like Northern & Shell)." Cable said he did not dispute any of the remarks attributed to him in the Daily Telegraph undercover recording operation on 21 December 2010.

As the recording operation can be performed without a battery, these devices have the potential to be key devices for the secure transportation.

Over the last decade, BMG Classics, the third largest classical recording operation in the world, has steadily reduced the number of new releases, although it has continued to issue albums featuring artists like Michael Tilson Thomas with the San Francisco Symphony and the conductors Lorin Maazel and Daniele Gatti.

A probe tip from magnetic force microscope (MFM) scans over the surface of the magnetic medium whose magnetization can be reversed by the magnetic field emanated from the magnetic tip, to accomplish the recording operation, as illustrated in Fig. 6.

In 1957, Mr. Sholes, who had become head of artists and repertoire for RCA Victor in New York, appointed Mr. Atkins the manager of recording operations in Nashville.

Recorded operation procedure showed removal of the gallbladder with a part of the common bile duct due to its misidentification, and each of the hepatic ducts and right hepatic artery was injured.

The most commonly recorded operation by trainees was total hip replacement (n = 755), followed by knee arthroscopy (n = 603).

The following clinical parameters were recorded: operation time, time on bypass, aortic cross-clamp time, circulatory arrest time, time on a respirator, length of stay in the ICU and until hospital discharge.

EMI's recorded operations had $1.8 billion in revenue and its publishing side $749 million for the year ended March 2010, the last period for which it reported accounts.

And that was the impetus for the University of Toronto's Grantcharov to create a "black box" to record operations: improving surgeons' performance.