Sentence examples for at videoconferencing from inspiring English sources

The first conceptualization of image transfer emerged along with the development of wire-delivered audio in the 1870s, but the first formal attempts at videoconferencing began in the United States in the 1920s.

Direct needs assessment involved a survey of surgeons at videoconference-enabled sites.

To better identify important topics for discussion at videoconference rounds, the questions of general surgeons in Ontario were analyzed for common issues and topics.

Mr. Ballmer said the Xbox Kinect, a game device with gesture-recognition features, could add Skype to become an at-home videoconferencing system.

As it heads for living rooms with applications like at-home videoconferencing on digital televisions, it could change the way people make even the most routine calls.

"I've seen people at a videoconference grooming themselves on camera," says Laura Stack, C.E.O. of the Productivity Pro, a management consulting firm, and author of "SuperCompetent: The Six Keys to Perform at Your Productive Best".

"We said, 'Dang, we should be doing this more often,' " said Mr. Engel, who held his San Diego Adidas meeting at a videoconference center in San Francisco that was booked solid last week.

At a videoconference with Gov. David A. Paterson in Albany, Mr. Bloomberg said the expiration of the law would mark a "nightmare flashback" to the days of the old Board of Education, which had a reputation for constant friction.

And even so, at a videoconference last Thursday involving the New York, Boston and Washington offices of the law firm of Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky & Popeo, the people on the screen looked as if they were moving in slow motion, and it was difficult to discern individual faces around the large conference table in Boston.

His father is a manager for client services at Polycom, a videoconferencing technology provider in Andover, Mass.

Once the realm of science fiction and boardroom meetings, videoconferencing at home is now highly sophisticated and, in many cases, free.