Radiologists, who often own and use CT machines, for instance, often endorse their use; while gastroenterologists, who often own and use camera scopes, often favor their own methods.
Elusive and uncontrollable, Pajarito came into the camera's scope as if he had just happened to be passing by and stopped for a look.
After an exercise, an overall score (0%–100%) is provided consisting of a combination of metrics: camera and scope angle, limb flexion, varus/valgus force, position of the tip of the arthroscope or probe, task time, and whether a particular structure has been probed.
The recovery team dug two six-inch-wide holes into the ice and lowered a scope camera.
A robotic system that allows the inspection of narrow spaces while keeping a constant diameter all along the device is the active scope camera [16].
This time the doctor said I should get a scope (camera in the tush) so a specialist could see what was going on.
There's a bit more open combat in Quantum of Solace but for the most part the general idea is: get directions from boss, check cell phone for map, sneak around, climb up building, shoot out surveillance cameras, use sniper scope and/or silencer, pick lock on door, quietly kill enemy from behind, repeat.
Now, two dozen such societies have sprung up in China, mainly along the coast whose development has brought prosperity (you need money to be a birdwatcher: for binoculars, spotting scope and camera equipment).
The players showed a visitor a thermal-imaging scope, a camera that a team member, Gioel Molinari, wore strapped to his chest to record the experience and a GPS track — —. "Shh!" another teammate, Matt de Jonge, interrupted.
The Department of Energy will also chip in about $165 million for the scope's camera and related instruments.
