Sentence examples for usually recorded from inspiring English sources

And it was a fluke, because interrogations were not usually recorded in Washington.

Low-light luminescence is usually recorded by photomultiplier tubes (PMTs) yielding integrated photon-number data.

(The podcast itself is usually recorded, without an audience, in Mr. McCoy's Brooklyn apartment).

These events are usually recorded close-up: you can spot the sports photographers with their big lenses in this picture.

When arterial blood pressure (ABP) is measured at an ambulatory clinic, it's usually recorded as two numbers.

Several variables are usually recorded on line in Intensive Care Units (ICU) to detect changes in a patient's state.

Though usually recorded live in Charleston, it hits the road on occasion, and will touch down here on Oct. 25.

It was usually recorded in London with crack Brit musicians – Jimmy Page, Peter Frampton, Ronnie Lane – but came with a decidedly French lyrical bent.

But he shared his sexual secrets with very few people, and in his journals he usually recorded such matters in a very oblique way.

One Indian study found that concentrations of PM2.5 (particulate matter less than 2.5 mm in diameter) could be 50% higher than usually recorded if measured close to roads.

Rouet-Leduc and co hypothesize that seismic precursors can be much smaller than had previously been thought and so are not usually recorded in the real world.