Sentence examples for extended tracking from inspiring English sources

McQueen traces his huffing, puffing odyssey with one of the most mesmerising extended tracking shots since Touch of Evil.

He conjures a fascinating vision of worlds within worlds, and his provocative camera style — extended tracking shots, crushing closeups, distorting angles, jolting edits — suggests the psychological derangement that results when simulation and reality converge.

With its elegantly slow pace, extended tracking long-shots, protracted close-ups of faces in profile and boisterous, black-comic scenes in scuzzy bars, it owes something to Béla Tarr, who is thanked in the opening credits.

"No Country" was denied in several technical categories, as well as in cinematography: Robert Elswit won that Oscar for "There Will Be Blood," whose extended tracking shots in harsh open spaces and dimly lighted images of claustrophobic spots made for stunning scenes despite long stretches with little dialog.

Hyams is a flamboyant director — the opening sequence is done as an extended tracking shot, from John's point of view, including the horrific impact of blows from a crowbar and his view of his own bloody and shattered face in the shards of a shattered mirror.

Aaron Sorkin at Syracuse: "Make no mistake about it, you are dumb" "You're a group of incredibly well-educated dumb people," explains the West Wing creator, who oddly chose not to deliver this speech to graduating students at Syracuse University, in upstate New York, while pacing down one of its corridors in an extended tracking shot.

Another person may be willing to pay for a live edition with extended tracks.

On the album, "Glitch" immediately follows "Sync" and together they make a sort of longer, extended track.

Lambda relies heavily on a processive exonuclease that produces extended tracks of single stranded DNA that interact, while RecA mediates pairing between duplex molecules.

However, the Long Range Haplotype (LRH) test, as well as the iHS and XP-Rsb statistics revealed significantly extended tracks of homozygosity around FOXI1 in Africa, suggesting a recent episode of positive selection acting on this gene.

But the board said it still wanted to look at the potential environmental effect of increased coal shipments if Canadian Pacific decides to pursue Dakota, Minnesota's plan to extend track into Wyoming's Powder River Basin.