Sentence examples for developed a camera that from inspiring English sources
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.
Viktor Gruev, associate professor of electrical engineering at the University of Illinois, and his team, comprised of researchers from Australia,England, and the University of Maryland, have developed a camera that can detect cancer cells by using polarized light.
Researchers developed a camera that captures 100 billion frames per second, which they claim is the fastest ever.
In 1992, Panavision launched a project to develop a camera that involved rethinking every aspect of the company's existing 35 mm system.
They usually use a mixture of oil and water, but a team of scientists worked for six months to develop a camera that could use a single drop of pure water as a lens.
Your fancy DSLR's shutter speed has got nothing on this: A team of researchers is developing a camera that can capture images videos, to be precise at the speed of light.
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.
Dr. S. Kersey Sturdivant received his Ph.D. in Marine Science from the College of William & Mary, Virginia Institute of Marine Science, where he developed a camera system (Wormcam) that changed the way scientists view the seafloor.
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".
