Sentence examples for camera reading from inspiring English sources
After the monkey's star turn during this year's game, Mr. Cotsakos himself appeared on camera reading a newspaper with the headline, "Monkey Flops.
The 69-year-old, real name Royston Vasey, was filmed by a speed camera, reading while tailing a lorry in his white Lexus on the A19 in North Yorkshire.
Even though the sirens that sent her to the bunker in a chemical suit several times were all false alarms, Ms. Chen appeared flustered on camera, reading notes and waving her hands (her long fingernails painted white, as if to signal surrender) as she described how the marines in the bunker had helped "keep me calm".
Then you have Paul Verhoeven off camera, reading the police detectives lines, and that idea of having the policeman removed from the scene, diminished – that set up the idea that developed in Her Story where the detective is completely removed from the experience".
The thinness of the ITO heater guarantees that the IR camera reading from its bottom was an accurate representation of the actual temperature on the top (wet side) of the heater surface.
Data with only one star camera reading should normally be rejected unless the weak data density requires their selection.
If the pixel at the current camera read was green, we initialize our drawing at the third quadrant (for thresholds).
A portrait of a young woman, who is naked and turned sideways in front of the camera, reads, "You became a scientific profile".
We derive the likelihood function of photoclinometric surface slope from (1) the probability distribution of the measured photon count of natural sunlight through a Charge-Coupled Device (CCD) including uncertainty due to camera shot noise, camera read noise, small-scale albedo fluctuation and atmospheric haze, and (2) a photometric model relating photocount to surface orientation.
"A person could be observed jumping on stage but the assault could not be observed on camera," reads the report.
"There is always an element of serendipity because the camera reads light differently than what you might see with you eye," he said.
