In her next scene, she has stepped out for an interview with the company's in-house camera crew.
CONSTANCE L. HAYS'S history of Coca-Cola opens with the company's new president, Douglas Ivester, driving to Rome, Ga., an in-house camera crew in tow.
In the second quarter, the in-house video camera found a fan wearing a Knicks jersey with James's name across the shoulders, over the No. 6 — the number James plans to wear next season, wherever he lands.
Typical three-camera configuration is as follows: Camera 1 is in the back-center of the house; Camera 2 is house right or left, closer to the stage; Camera 3 is next to the back-center camera.
Three different ranging payloads, which consisted of a radar, a sonar and an in-house developed camera-based laser distance sensor (CLDS), have been evaluated in terms of accuracy, precision, maximum ranging distance and beam divergence.
On Apple's Web page of executive biographies, fourteen men and women give welcoming smiles; Ive, the in-house outsider, faces the camera with album-cover gravity.
It firstly presents the prototyping of an in-house high resolution plenoptic camera; followed by an introduction to the framework of reconstructing 3D particle images from 2D light field images.
The firm, which sold 13.1 million cameras in 2000 by far more than any other competitor made only 4 million cameras in-house, most of which came from Scotland.
The evacuations were video taped using in-house closed-circuit television cameras (CCTV) orientated to cover pre-determined fields of view and additional portable cameras which were positioned and concealed when the stores were closed for business on the evenings before the evacuations.
After months of development work (the camera was completely designed from scratch and in-house), the shoot-and-upload camera is finally available in Japan.
We have both of the cameras in-house for future vehicle reviews and used the new, lower cost model for the video above.
