Sentence examples for cameras to replace from inspiring English sources

And they have used speed cameras to replace, not supplement, traffic patrols.

This is an important field test to check the feasibility of G-APD-based cameras to replace at some time the PMT-based cameras of planned future IACTs like AGIS and CTA.

WfWI is still testing electronic data capture software platforms to improve field-based monitoring and evaluation systems, as well as developing a video messaging platform designed around digital flip cameras to replace letter writing between sponsors and sisters.

Wagstaff gave Mapplethorpe a Hasselblad camera to replace his Polaroid – the first step toward his mature, severe photographic language.

(Unhappily overseeing a fashion shoot with a supermodel, Shawsie notes that "Tikka's ennui, so off-putting in real life, combined somehow with the lights and the camera to replace her air of vacancy with one of mystery").

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Bennie Marks, a photographer from New Orleans now living in Nashville, said Means to Recovery bought $8,600 worth of camera equipment to replace what he had lost in the storm.

Submillimeter common user bolometer array (SCUBA -2 iSCUBA -2 fisld sub-mm bolometer camera designed to replace the existing SCUBA instrument on the JCMT in Hawide.

The cost difference may be marginal (over Cat-5/5e, for instance) while providing overhead in robustness in the event that newer higher-bandwidth cameras are installed to replace aging cameras.

Improved from our previous SD-OCT system, a CMOS camera was used to replace the charge-coupled device (CCD) camera to increase the scan speed, and a reference arm with four mirrors was applied to increase the scan depth to image the entire eye including the vitreous chamber.

With recent developments, wherein a scanning beam and a CCD camera are employed to replace the illumination and detection fiber-optics of the conventional optical tomography system, the size of generated data sets is orders of magnitude larger than those acquired with a fiber-based system and the solutions demand fast inversion algorithms [ 2, 3].