Sentence examples for Cam from inspiring English sources
The word "Cam" is correct in written English
It can be used to refer to a camera, particularly in contexts like video streaming or surveillance. Example: "I set up a cam in my office to monitor my work progress."
noun
A turning or sliding piece which imparts motion to a rod, lever or block brought into sliding or rolling contact with it.
The magic marker helped us learn about field placements (sort of) and the late 80s saw the introduction of stump cam ("The older viewer, for the most part," noted Richie Benaud, "was close to apoplexy").
After serene progress bringing the Tarva into being, I felt once again fully qualified for modern life, my family bonds as happily tight as a cam lock nut and screw system.
pic.twitter.com/3q4yXFokqp We tried to load the panda cam, so far without success.
These genetic misfits might have died out long ago, had they not been so adorable".Omfg look at this baby panda," tweeted Mia Farrow, joining the chorus of fans ogling the Smithsonian's National Zoo's "panda cam".
I have even bitched that the kiss cam is too black .Unlike the universal condemnation of Mr Sterling, whose wife took over and sold the Clippers after getting doctors to declare the octogenarian mentally incompetent, the reaction to Mr Levenson's email has been mixed.
LiveJasmin, a cam company, is about the 50th most visited site in the world, and is the number one adult destination.
It's a snake pit.Whereas anybody with a flip-cam can upload a video to YouTube, Hulu contains professional television shows.
The most obvious solution hits the audience pretty early on: an overdone devotion to shaky-cam techniques, quick cuts and fairly extreme close-ups.
Similarly, Chris Smoak, who lives in Seattle, has mashed together several traffic, web-cam, transport-information and map sites to create Seattle Bus Monster, a public-transit site for the Seattle area (see www.busmonster.com).
Nor even was it the powerful twin-cam engine, with its racing heritage, that could propel the car to 150 miles per hour in an age when the fastest most cars could manage was little more than half as much.
This "Taser-cam" got the firm's boffins thinking: why not equip police with cameras that can record entire incidents (not just the brief moment when a Taser is used) and even beam the recordings instantly back to the higher-ups at headquarters?The result is a "tactical on-officer network computer" called AXON, which is being tested by several police forces in America.
