recording system
- noun
- /rɪˈkɔrdɪŋ ˈsɪstəm/
- Specialized
- We rely on our courts of law to solve title problems, whereas most other countries rely on solid recording systems and other safeguards, such as civil law notaries, to prevent lawsuits over titles.
- Use a recording system
Examples
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An event recording system was used with child pretend play behaviors using the five-step process described in Barton and Wolery (2010).
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Details of the basic recording system and method for determining the drag have been previously reported (8).
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An event recording system was used to collect data on students' performed trials.
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The ultimate goal is to provide a personal health information recording system that is maintained and kept by the individual or other assigned persons.
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The first artifact concerns changes that were made to Thailand's data recording system during the study period.
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Use a recording system that minimizes disruption to the ongoing classroom activities.
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The tunnel is also outfitted with an automated, state-of-the-art HD photo and video recording system.
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Problem behaviors were operationally defined per student based on functional behavioral data and were assessed using a partial-interval recording system.
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Snoring was quantified objectively on the basis of recordings made on the SNAP recording system (SNAP Laboratories, Glenview, Ill.), a system that has been described previously.
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The sound engineer set up a professional recording system to capture the band's new album.
Synonyms
A device that saves sound or images for later playback
A set of electronic devices that records, makes louder, or plays sound
Machines used to take and save sound or video
Electronic devices used to play, record, or make sound louder
A machine that makes and stores sound or video
How Complex
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'an assembly of equipment used for recording sound' is transparently derived from combining 'recording' (relating to capturing or saved sounds) with 'system' (a collection of interacting components). This noun–noun compounding is a common, compositional pattern in English (and many other languages), so a B1 learner who knows both constituents would readily infer the MWE's meaning.
Etymology
Recording system comes from joining recording and system to make a short name. The image is simple: a system, a group of machines and microphones, that does the recording, so it now means 'an assembly of equipment used for recording sound'.