Sentence examples for records changes in from inspiring English sources
A barometer that mechanically records changes in barometric pressure over time is called a barograph.
Owen placed Bainbridge in a PET scanner, a machine that records changes in metabolism and blood flow in the brain, and, on a screen in front of her, projected photographs of faces belonging to members of her family, as well as digitally distorted images, in which the faces were unrecognizable.
The dominant microscale cyclicity records changes in water agitation, possibly caused by fluctuating storm wave base.
Based on these results, it can be surmised that the stress meter properly records changes in stress.
One side of the tissue strip was attached to an isometric transducer that records changes in tension.
By monitoring the magnetic signals of oxygen in the bloodstream, fMRI records changes in blood flow resulting from neural activity.
One approach, which has widely been used, is the thermal records change in the riverbed.
> Strain is a quantity that records change in length (normal strain) and angle (shear strain) during the deformation of a tissue (Table 1).
Humans and other creatures generally construct a sense of time by recording changes in their environment with their sensory organs.
Over the next eight days, the gauges recorded changes in water pressure caused by waves rolling above.
The Trussell figures essentially seek to record changes in the volume of demand for its charity food.
