A motion-sensing camera captured a sight rarely seen: one of the 27 Siberian tigers known to range into northeastern China.
It has captured a rare sight: albatrosses following a killer whale, probably to obtain food.
Birch was not confident that the recording quality would be satisfactory, since the equipment supplied by Warner Bros. did not have any balance control and that the recorder's size did not appear big enough on sight to capture a commercial quality recording.
Moreover, because radio signals travel through many materials, an R.F.I.D. reader does not need a direct line-of-sight contact to capture a tag's data, and large numbers of tags can be read almost simultaneously.
Today, her 256 MB of onboard memory can capture any sight or sound your child desires.
When you need it, burn it and you shall get a blackish smoke that might capture the sight of a ship at noon and a plane at night!
As was the case in Yellowstone National Park in Montana, when a group of tourists decided to capture the sight of a wild black bear with its three cubs.
The new device, which runs on the web giant's Android operating system, puts Google on a collision course with Apple, Nokia and other big purveyors of smart phones.All of these firms have set their sights on capturing a big chunk of the fast-growing market for mobile-internet services, which is being driven by a proliferation of web-enabled devices such as smart phones and e-readers.
Using a color scheme primarily of greens and browns, Sis creates simple yet expressive illustrations with a mix of gouache paints, watercolors and pen-and-ink to capture the familiar sight of a young child lost in the joy of bath-time adventures.
In his latest project, World Remix, Pogo aims to take a video camera and a microphone to the streets to capture the sights and sounds of real people in real environments in an effort to distill the essence of real life into a musical track.
But no one had taken photographs of Egypt, photography being just a decade old, and in Du Camp you can see a new medium used to capture sights afresh -- an opportunity seized to show everybody back home what they knew only from artists' and archaeologists' more or less fanciful drawings, paintings and prints.
