Allison was a trailblazer for women in lighting/ camera engineering for television.
But whether earnestly addressing the camera or engineering a phone call between Phyllis and her lover of four decades earlier, Ms. Kleine is unable to communicate a point, about either midcentury sexual mores or stifled suburban wives.
That's the engineering challenge that's been keeping camera engineers awake at night for two years now.
Using imperative programming to process event streams, such as those generated by multi-touch devices and 3D cameras, has significant engineering drawbacks.
In the 2003 Mars Exploration Rover (MER) mission, the twin rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, carry identical Athena instrument payloads and engineering cameras for exploration of the Gusev Crater and Meridiani Planum landing sites.
In addition to the cameras, that re-engineering project involved a whole range of equipment needed to edit, adjust and manipulate the images.
An aerodynamic levitation apparatus for determination of structural constants of high temperature materials has been assembled to a large Debye Scherrer camera at the engineering science research beamline BL19B2 of SPring-8.
This was a case of an 'existing platform' because Nokia had conducted its camera research within its own team and in-house, and there was already a functional platform to join, consisting of Nokia's camera teams, other engineering teams, and their international circuit subcontractors.
The experience allowed students to be exposed to all the career possibilities they could pursue, beyond being the on-camera talent, like engineering or sound mixing. .
The absolute accuracy was defined by the root mean square error (RMSE) between the coordinates measured by the camera system and by engineering surveying (micro-triangulation).
