Sentence examples for electronic camera from inspiring English sources

These are stunning throwbacks in this age of electronic camera menus.

So while I was training, I got a couple of classes to understand how that electronic camera works.

This excludes payments from a potential settlement from a pending patent case over electronic camera technology with Apple and Research in Motion.

Mr. Sargent connected with Joseph Bluth, who had developed an electronic camera with greater resolution than standard television cameras, so the show also became a spotlight for this Electronovision technology.

"Basically you are throwing away the electronic camera for every sample," said George M. Church, a professor of genetics at Harvard, who is an adviser to Ion Torrent and virtually every other sequencing company.

An electronic camera sends electrical impulses directly into the brain through the retina; a patient manipulates the image of a hand on a screen by learning to alter brain waves picked up from sensors by a computer; regions of the brain are selectively activated by surgically inserting wires into the organ to treat brain disorders.

Few consumer technologies have been so readily adopted as filmless electronic cameras.

Undercover police officers are patrolling the streets, and electronic cameras and high-powered microphones have been placed atop buildings for surveillance.

The electronic cameras used in television cannot provide anything like this level of resolution, so 3D TV has not been thought a viable proposition.However, according to Dr Trolinger, electronic holography for scientific purposes need not suffer from that limitation.

Ms. Priddy, the spy photographer, said she thought automakers had assumed the swirling stars — as well as fuzzy blobs once used by Ford — would trick the autofocus settings of electronic cameras.

But government officials and outside experts said Mr. Negroponte had ordered that Boeing stop work on a significant portion of the project, involving satellites with powerful electronic cameras, under a plan to shift the mission to Lockheed Martin, Boeing's chief competitor.