Sentence examples for electronic video from inspiring English sources
"Farnsworth was a 14-year-old Mormon farm boy from Rigby, Idaho," the introduction says, "with virtually no knowledge of electronics when he first sketched his idea for electronic video on a blackboard for his high school science teacher in 1922.
"Thank God we use an electronic video game".
Mr. Runco said that custom lenses and electronic video processing techniques produce a discernibly higher-quality picture.
The visual clutter of electronic video screens and computer-enhanced advertising images on vinyl sheets will continue, they said.
The New York State Legislature is considering a bill to allow lawmakers to meet by electronic video conferencing, in case of terrorist attack or other disasters.
Gerald A. Lawson, a largely self-taught engineer who became a pioneer in electronic video entertainment, creating the first home video game system with interchangeable game cartridges, died on Saturday in Mountain View, Calif.
To date, electronic video-recordings (vodcasts) and podcasts have been the primary means of content delivery, however online courses can also be used for this purpose.
(Smith) JEFF SHORE AND JOHN FISHER: REEL TO REEL Two talented Texas artists make their New York gallery debut with an elaborate kinetic-electronic video installation in which live video sequences emanate from five small cameras aimed at miniature sets and accompanied by a real-time sound track in which digital samples are arranged by custom algorithms.
PricewaterhouseCoopers projects that, in the U.S., electronic-video services will generate more revenue than the box office by 2017.
That figure doesn't include sales from DVDs or downloads, but PricewaterhouseCoopers released a report earlier this year showing that, over all, U.S. box-office revenue for 2013 was about twelve billion dollars, slightly lower than the amount generated by DVD and Blu-ray rentals and sales, though much higher than the seven billion that came from online and TV-based electronic-video services.
He amped this trick and got on MTV's short-lived electronic-video show Amp in the process with the "Come to Daddy" video, in which a village full of little Jameses runs amok as the track does much the same.
