Sentence examples for camera distribution from inspiring English sources

The brainchild of an ex-Israeli army officer, the camera distribution project aims to equip Palestinians with the means to record allegedabuse and human rights violations in Gaza, the West Bank and east Jerusalem.

With her latest project, Points of View, an ongoing interactive web documentary comprised of video footage shot by local Palestinians working with B'Tselem's Camera Distribution Project, she's tackling this perspective head-on.

With the help of a high speed camera, the distribution and detailed breakup process of bubbles in the generator were recorded, and accordingly, the mechanism of bubble breakup was tried to be illustrated combined with a numerical simulation by the software of FLUENT.

That can be done to some extent see digital cameras, digital distribution, and the entire career of Robert Rodriguez but big-budget movies are fundamentally extremely difficult and expensive things whose creation requires an army of talented people.

It must be extremely validating to have every mundane facet of your life captured by camera crews for distribution to a national and international audience.

"In the present era, with the ubiquitous cellphone camera and rapid distribution channels that are well beyond blogs, the old editorial policy is no longer viable," he said on his blog.

This device support provides complete control of the camera configuration parameters, distribution of the image processing functions between the FPGA and the GPU, and efficient movement of the data between the different elements of the architecture.

Mr. Burns worked on cases in ways that had not been tried in Baltimore, using wiretaps not just on private telephone lines but on public pay phones and placing hidden cameras inside drug distribution hubs.

What is more interesting is that cheaper cameras and smarter distribution models are producing videos tailored not just to colour or country but to tribe: Luo men want to see Luo girls, not Pamela Anderson.

Applications in nuclear medicine and bio-medical engineering may profit using a Compton camera for imaging distributions of radio-isotope labelled tracers in organs and tissues.

There has never been wider access to cameras and photo distribution tools, meaning we now take more photos than we ever have before.