Sentence examples for cameras through which from inspiring English sources

Mr Mallon introduced "talking" CCTV cameras, through which operators can berate louts, and championed "community wardens" to support the police ("I'd vote for him all day," says one).

The cameras are able to detect events which require the presence of the robots, calculate routes of cameras through which the robots can navigate, and support this navigation.

Like me, he sees substantial potential benefits, and potential income, in public monitoring for natural gas leaks, which is particularly easy to do with infrared cameras, through which such emissions are as visible as smoke (as seen in the video below, which was shot for the Environmental Protection Agency).

We never see the director after we leave Miami, ostensibly because he is holding the camera through which we are viewing these events.

The network provides a live out of hours link between stroke consultants and patients in emergency wards equipped with a Polycom "telecart", or mobile video conferencing unit, which includes a camera through which consultants can remotely examine patients.

Schlieren imaging was employed in a rectangular shock tube (RST) utilizing a high speed video camera through which the ignition process was captured for a stoichiometric 2MF/O2/Ar mixture at pressures of about 10 bar and in the temperature range of 871 1098 K.

The robot is equipped with a laser range finder and a total of 3 cameras (pictured above) through which he's able to identify returning visitors.

The set, by Alice Babidge, is Mistress's lavish bedroom, filled to suffocation with flowers, a rear wall hung with designer gowns and furs and surrounded on three sides by reflective glass through which cameras are visible.

So a camera watching a gate through which only a dozen people pass each day would appear to be a much busier gate, with a dozen people using it in a few seconds.

The group was encouraged to use the camera as a tool through which they share their experiences of growing up in Afghanistan, to document the every day experiences of life on the streets where they themselves work.

Additionally, the movement of the text is recorded in real time with a video camera, providing another avenue through which to experience the visual aspect of sound.