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The Clinton-Preckwinkle courtship, captured by television cameras, created a huge buzz among Chicago politicians.

Niku was found by Pan-STARRS in Hawaii, a system of telescopes and cameras created to detect near-Earth objects.

In the movie-theatre simulcast, this problem disappears; roving cameras create their own sense of space.

On the roof: an assembly of nine cameras creating 360-degree panoramic digital images of the disaster zone to archive damage.

High-definition cameras create a sharper texture resembling that of news coverage, which makes the action feel more alive.

But opponents of televised trials point to examples like the O. J. Simpson criminal trial in Los Angeles to argue that cameras create a circus-like atmosphere.

The Top View system's onboard cameras create a virtual 360-degree view around the car, with more candid cameras in the front bumper to peer around sharp corners.

What they do in front of the cameras is up to them; afterwards, it's their turn to control the cameras, creating a game that's self perpetuating and predicated on player energy, improvisation and investment.

The task force has offered more than a hundred recommendations, including expanding the use of body cameras, creating a powerful new investigative oversight agency (led by civilians), and altering the police contract to make it easier to punish abusive officers.

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Using Kinect Fusion algorithms, depth cameras create a 3D point cloud from the depth video stream and consequently generate solid 3D models, which have been compared to the actual structural parameters of cauliflower plants.