Sentence examples for simply by recording from inspiring English sources

SINCE the Finnish painter Tyyne Esko began making art 30 years ago, at the age of 52, she has created a body of work full of biting social commentary simply by recording aspects of everyday life in the port city of Kokkola, where she lives, some 300 miles northwest of Helsinki.

Face Plus is a service that lets developers animate characters simply by recording their facial expressions through a webcam.

"This project questions the notions of value and uniqueness in a world where any object can be scanned, sampled and reproduced, simply by recording the object on video".

Failing this first step, the ORFs where selected during the second step using ESTScan or simply by recording the longest uninterrupted ORFs when they were located on the positive stands of the sequences.

Members of MERS could then transfer the mortgage from one to another without all the trouble of changing the local records, simply by (voluntarily) recording transactions on MERS's registry.

It is alleged that instead of ending the delays, Serco staff simply fiddled the paperwork, for example by recording the time that the van arrived at court as if that meant prisoners were ready to appear in the dock.

It was still possible, for example, for British recording artists to have hit records by simply recording their own versions of songs that were already hits for American stars on the far side of the Atlantic.

This observation, if confirmed, suggests that routine wound monitoring could be performed by simply recording the hottest spot in the clinical setting.

Using wide-band receivers, a much higher ranging resolution can be obtained by simply recording ambient signals from any occupied bands.

Those customers can use Omniar's technology to "scan" in the 3D models using the mobile phone as well, by simply recording a video from multiple angles.

Thermal difference spectra (TDS) were obtained by simply recording the ultraviolet absorbance spectra of the unfolded and folded states at temperatures above (95°C) and below (15°C) its melting temperature (Tm), respectively.