Strong-motion seismographs employ accelerometers as sensors, record digitally directly on magnetic tape or memory chips, and can measure ground acceleration up to twice gravity.
Everyone else would simply listen to the music of the moment, transfer it to disc or tape or memory stick for the car player or the morning jog, then erase it, because it could be accessed whenever the longing struck.
You can use this text to back up your class notes, clarify any points you don't understand, or even to save tape or memory space on your device.
Have them re-read your script to make sure they know it, have them rehearse it, so that when you are shooting, you save tape or memory and that your actors are more comfortable and relaxed when acting.
An obvious asymmetry is that there are traces of the past (footprints, fossils, tape recordings, memories) and not of the future.
They wanted the detritus of daily life: personal and business recordings, corporate and tourist videos, dictation tape, sound memories, tower broadcasts, concerts and events in the World Trade Center Plaza.
He's got several aliases, including Weird Tapes and Memory Cassette, which enable him to pursue other directions and follow other desires.
Woods is 39, held together by surgical tape and memories in a world-class scrapbook.
Nor is the tape just the memory of the machine.
"The tape player of memory," as she puts it, "kept running inside my head".
