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Assays were performed in a laminar flow camera with biosafety class II A/B3 (Steril Gard Baker Company).
This level of performance requires the chips to complete the equivalent of 50 billion operations a second, and data must flow from cameras to processor at 220 million bits a second -- computing capabilities that only a few years ago would have required a supercomputer.
Milkmaids the size of the Statue of Liberty twirl in the summer sun, while a camera flows up and over their satiny skirts and lacy bodies.
The camera flows behind her as she passes through olive trees and makes her way to the sizable house in Cagnes-sur-Mer, not far from the Mediterranean, in the sunshiny, breezy, Edenic south of France where so many painters — Cézanne, Picasso, Braque — spent time or ended their days.
On the TV, just above the threshold of sound, somebody was whispering about the mechanics of golf while the camera flowed over an expanse of emerald fairways and a tiny white ball rose up into the sky in a distant looping trajectory.
The polycarbonate forms a band around the edge of the device, covers the top and bottom ends, and bisects the back with two lines, one of which flows around the camera below.
In the Japanese TV commercial the foxy female version, with shoulder-length straight auburn hair in place of Ronald's frizzy mop, smoulders at the camera in a flowing yellow dress, and later a red and white striped bikini with thigh-length leggings and red high heels.
See how the traffic is flowing with our live travel cameras.
This is often due to ongoing disputes over how much of any observed reduction in casualties can be attributed directly to the cameras, and how much instead to non-scheme effects such as regression to mean, changes in traffic flows at camera sites and general trends in casualty numbers (eg, due to improved in-vehicle safety devices).
