Sentence examples for expanded camera from inspiring English sources

Lawmakers expanded camera use in 2006 to catch drivers who run red lights and then faced a backlash from thousands of motorists wrongly ticketed.

Ice Cream Sandwich has a refined user interface, expanded camera capabilities, security features and connectivity.

He rattled off a battery of achievements not ordinarily thought of as dear to progressives' hearts, including the state's new texting-while-driving law, expanded camera surveillance in New York City, and slashing corporate taxes "to the lowest level since 1968"—along with issuing a general condemnation of "big government".

Beefing up functional value, like expanding camera features, isn't attractive because everyone else is doing the exact same thing.

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Today, Microsoft, along with other companies such as Leap Motion and Flutter, are working to improve upon and expand camera-based technology to new markets (see "Leap 3D Out-Kinects Kinect" and "Hold Your Hand Up to Play Some Music").

Over the years, though, the company has expanded its camera offerings to better compete with increased competition in the space.

Mr. Hill said the university had also increased foot patrols, expanded surveillance cameras and turned to other law enforcement agencies for help with bomb-sniffing canine teams to expedite searches for bombs.

While police body-worn cameras (BWCs) are a promising tool for police accountability, expanding body camera use will come at a serious financial cost, and will require municipalities adopting these programs to make hard choices.

Surveyor 3 (April 17 , 1967 included additional equipment such as a surface-sampling device and two small mirrors to expand the camera vision; it returned 6,315 photographs.

Featuring a compact body and stylish design, the IXY Digital (PowerShot S100 Digital ELPH or Digital IXUS in other regions) was introduced in May 2000 and proved immensely popular among consumers around the world for its portability and user friendliness, representing the vanguard for the rapidly expanding digital camera market.