Sentence examples for cctv professionals from inspiring English sources

The certification recognizes closed circuit television (CCTV) professionals who have achieved a higher knowledge in CCTV installation and planning competency.

A hundred people - 50 professional CCTV controllers and 50 civilian volunteers - were asked to watch the footage and guess which scene would result in a crime and indicate when during the 15 seconds they had reached their decision.

Last night, amid reports police have identified a suspect on CCTV, many amateurs and professionals of modern media were conducting a similar exercise.

It is well known among low vision professionals that many CCTVs are rarely used; some are even returned to the provider because patients find it hard to use these devices.

To develop a standard training program, information was collected by studying literature, observing training in the use of CCTVs, discussing the content of the training program with professionals and organizing focus and discussion groups.

Denver police are reviewing CCTV footage after a man went missing while attending a professional football game.

Most security professionals think of alarm, access control, and closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems first when securing a facility.

This chapter reveals that the professional design, implementation, and maintenance of closed circuit television (CCTV) and networked analog or digital video systems require a large variety of test equipment.

CCTV operators who have witnessed assaults, for instance, would benefit on both personal and professional levels if they could see how helpful the footage had been, he says.

In a 2007 interview with CCTV 9, the state-controlled English-language channel, the singer emphasized the importance of professional pursuit and playfully distanced himself from both whispers about his personal life (artfully dodging a pointed question about his sexuality, a subject that has been under speculation for years) and the claustrophobic fame he had once both enjoyed and endured.

There is a video diary being made by one soldier who hopes to get into film school, also an earnest professional documentary made by imaginary French film-makers, complete with French subtitles; there is CCTV footage, fictional Arab TV, blogs, and gruesome footage of soldiers being killed and uploaded to al-Qaida-style websites.