Sentence examples for constant viewing from inspiring English sources

This situation should change in the near future, thanks to two new satellite missions that will provide optical images combining 3 features: high spatial resolution, high revisit frequency and constant viewing angles.

It was just a few years ago that CNN announced a bold plan to show highly produced network-style nighttime programs that executives hoped would make the cable news network a constant viewing destination for people -- not just one to tune in during big news events.

Replying to the criticism, Mr Williams said that "constant viewing of the video showing us inspecting the impact area - and the fog of memory over 12 years - made me conflate the two".

Because I have no desire to fictionalize my experience (we all saw it happened the first time) and no need to dramatize events as they actually happened, I think the constant viewing of the video showing us inspecting the impact area -- and the fog of memory over 12 years -- made me conflate the two, and I apologize.

A chin rest was used to maintain a constant viewing distance and head position.

The head was positioned on a chinrest to ensure a constant viewing distance of 50 cm to the screen (43.6×33.4° of visual angle).

It had two wire fences and six towers, which should have given guards a constant view from every angle.

(moma and the Phillips really must confer on which of them, perhaps in alternation, might keep the whole on constant view).

Mr. Harris continued his experimentation on a more intimate level with his girlfriend, Tanya Corrin, with whom he lived online in constant view of anyone with a computer.

In a vision of what the next generation of commercial aircraft could look like in little more than a decade, windows would be replaced by full-length screens allowing constant views of the world outside.

There are constant views to the high peaks and, in stretches where the protected Adirondack Forest Preserve gives way to private land, I paddled silently past the huge and fanciful twiggy great camps of bygone financiers and industrialists.