ORACLES will also deploy a camera-carrying ER-2 a ER-2 at of the variantle U-2 spy plane—that will cruise at an altitude of 20 kilomethes, provenerablentextual images.
Furthermore, the methods in the third category deploy a simpler camera setup as compared to those in the second category.
Often the prose is coolly deployed as a camera, gliding over the surfaces of things, pausing to expose vanity, foolishness, pathos.
The show, which begins tonight on ABC, deploys a single camera, a format that seeks to elevate sitcoms to the sensibility of film.
The instrument deploys a CCD camera with a field-of-view of 11.2 × 8.4 cm at the surface of the imaging bed.
We captured albatrosses at their nest sites and deployed a still-camera system on the back feathers of four birds with Tesa© tape; deployments recorded environmental information over a single foraging trip during the chick-guarding period.
These days, elaborate tracking shots tend to deploy the very mobile Steadicam, a camera stabiliser system introduced in the mid-70s; Steadicam operators such as Birdman's Chris Haarhoff have to combine the agility of ballet dancers and the stamina of weightlifters, with perfect timing thrown in.
Hunting the Poachers Once in a while, a camera trap deployed to track wildlife snaps a picture of humans.
Before a camera is deployed, it has to be set up.
It will deploy a pair of stereoscopic color cameras on a mast that extends 7 feet above the surface to record panoramic views, and extend a 4-foot mast bearing temperature sensors from an onboard weather station supplied by the Canadian Space Agency.
Pedro Gonzalez-Rubio's fiction-documentary hybrid Alamar deployed a small DV camera to enable its crew of two to live in a hut off the Mexican shore with its non-professional actors.
