Mars Express carried a colour stereo camera, an energetic neutral atoms analyzer to study how the solar wind erodes the atmosphere, a mineralogical mapping spectrometer, a radar instrument for subsurface and ionospheric sounding, and atmospheric and radio science experiments.
Mars Express carried a colour stereo camera, an energetic neutral atoms analyzer to study how the solar wind erodes the atmosphere, a mineralogical mapping spectrometer, and atmospheric and radio science experiments.
And it's clear in that movie, too, that Mr. Jackson is not one of those indie filmmakers (like, for example, Mr. Waters) who is temperamentally averse to employing more sophisticated cinematic techniques: the shots are artfully composed, the editing energetic and precise, the camera movements inventive, fluid and frequent.
In her modeling years she was caught on camera in an energetic leap.
During testing, thermal analyses are also performed by means of a thermal camera, obtaining an energetic parameter (i.e. the temperature) useful for the evaluation of damage.
No one benefits more from investors' bullish attitude on GoPro than Nick Woodman, the camera company's energetic young founder.
Juliet is wild, energetic and doesn't mind cameras that Romeo avoids.
The director's energetic use of hand-held cameras, jump cuts and abrupt changes of angles plays against the drama's studied mannerisms.
Urgent, involving and energetic, with a jumpy hand-held camera, the film has a new-waveish look that was impressive in France 40 years ago.
An extra violent explosion phenomenon with longer duration time and larger quantities of ejected product particles was detected on this energetic micro-initiator by high-speed camera.
