Sentence examples for camera in question from inspiring English sources
According to a faded receipt, the camera in question, an early Rolleiflex Automat, was bought in 1937 by an uncle and taken back to Africa, where he was a missionary doctor.
Dr. al-Iryani said the camera in question was not pointed at the Cole when the bombing took place, and thus did not capture the moment of the attack, and was redirected only after the explosion.
By performing an anthropomorphic phantom calibration of known striatal and background activity concentrations, it is possible to characterise the performance of individual imaging systems and derive normal ranges specific to the gamma camera in question.
Sources at the country's Interior Ministry say there was no CCTV footage of the killing because the cameras in question were not working, according to the Kommersant newspaper.
It's not clear who put the camera in downtown Starbucks in question, but this isn't the first case of a hidden camera in a Starbucks restroom.
Google Lens can do things like identify buildings, or even dog breeds, just by pointing your camera at the object in question.
Japanese electronics company Omron has developed a smartphone application that can instantly translate (short) foreign texts you come across – firing up the app and pointing the phone's camera at the text in question is enough.
The company has rolled out a new feature on mobile that lets you point your camera at the item in question, so Amazon can scan it, match it, then direct you to matching items from its product catalog.
The feature takes advantage of the iPhone's camera to identify the object in question – a process it walks you through when you first launch "Part Finder" by tapping the Camera button next to the search box in the Amazon app.
Parr recently turned his always-insightful camera to the rhubarb triangle in question, which lies between Wakefield, Morley and Rothwell in West Yorkshire.
Users can fix the camera to the mobile device in question through a clip at the base of the arm.
