Sentence examples for developed a camera from inspiring English sources
Before the military financing ran out, Mr. Langevin said, he had developed a camera projection system that "at a distance of 50 yards would make something unrecognizable and in certain conditions invisible".
Kodak is launching a camera with built-in Wi-Fi; Samsung has developed a camera with a built-in phone; NEC already sells such a device in the Chinese market.Now the same process is starting to happen with phones and music players.
He and two of his students, Ahmed Kirmani and Andreas Velten, have developed a camera that can see what other cameras cannot.In standard flash photography a burst of light strikes a subject, and some of it bounces back to the camera to create an image.
Researchers have developed a camera system that shoots untouched flakes "in the wild" as they fall from the sky.
Loughborogh Uni scienticians have developed a camera system that can automatically detect how many people are in a car to bust those who undeservedly use carpool lanes.
I am extremely unmusical (on the verge of being tone-deaf) so I can't decide whether this new iPhone app is good or bad: Japan-based musical instrument maker Kawai has developed a camera app that scans music notes printed on paper and plays them back in real-time.
An article in Circuits yesterday about a Sony engineer who developed a camera-and-sensor technology for the PlayStation 2 video console misspelled his surname.
Correction: November 14, 2003, Friday An article in Circuits yesterday about a Sony engineer who developed a camera-and-sensor technology for the PlayStation 2 video console misspelled his surname.
Ms. Negrin, who has coloboma, a birth defect that perforates a structure of the eye and afflicts about 1 in 10,000 people, is an employee at OrCam, an Israeli start-up that has developed a camera-based system intended to give the visually impaired the ability to both "read" easily and move freely.
Dominating the industry is GoPro (gopro.com ), which has developed a cameras like the advanced the HD Hero2: Outdoor Edition ($299.99), which can be mounted on a helmet.
In view of these considerations, we have developed a camera-free, tablet-based composition marking recording system that can concurrently record all the necessary data and information concerning the marking and the think-aloud process.
