President Obama apparently called him "a jackass" in an off-camera portion of an interview - reported in a White House reporter's Twitter stream, and quickly erased.
There is also a 2X digital zoom, which means that once a picture is taken, a user can enlarge, in the camera, any portion of it by 100percentt.
In deciding such cases the court may examine in camera any portion of the transcript, electronic recording, or minutes of a meeting closed to the public, and may take such additional evidence as it deems necessary.
This makes it necessary for the trial court, before disclosing the privileged material to the defendant, to pass on the question by examining in camera the portions claimed to be privileged.
For example, new games mix in portions with camera control and portions without.
With multiple officers' cameras recording portions of the shooting, public opinion could be greatly influenced by which version is released.
These techniques employ an electronic switching circuit that turns off the signal circuit of one camera for a portion of several line scans while simultaneously turning on the signal circuit of another camera, the outputs of the two cameras being combined before the signal is broadcast.
If The New Yorker had a home-field advantage, one might also say that we had a home-blog advantage: by the time I showed up with my camera, a fair portion of the team had already seen the first literary smackdown.
All 12 finalists took part in the opening number, but Mr. Bell missed his cue just enough that the cameras, and a portion of the show's audience, caught him not moving his mouth at all while his voice was heard through the speakers.
Currently, the authority has $51 million in Council money to outfit 85 housing complexes with cameras (and some portion of those with what is known as "layered access" — key-card entry systems, electronic smart doors and other mechanisms) by the end of next year.
