Sentence examples for intricate camera from inspiring English sources

The Canadian sliding teams created an intricate camera system to study every angle during their trial runs at the Whistler Sliding Centre.

Surprised spectators rushed back to their intricate camera setups in a bid to catch proceedings, but having been distracted during the five-hour wait, many weren't quite quick enough.

Surprised spectators rushed back to their intricate camera set-ups in a bid to catch proceedings, but having been distracted during the five hour wait, many weren't quite quick enough.

It seemed important to know a little more about the person who'd stood in the shade of those massive, intricate buildings and pointed the camera.

Garry Trudeau is essentially a social novelist, his topical satire and intricate family dynamics and elaborate camera angles all serving to divert attention from the monotony of his comic expression.

What appears to be done with smoke and mirrors is actually an intricate process that includes rigging cameras and mapping the field.

Mr. Seidl's camera captures the improvised, intricate choreography of these pursuits brilliantly, conveying both Teresa's confusion and excitement and the sense that she is participating in an elaborate, well-established ritual.

Indeed, as the camera glides over the intricate drawings – showing at least 13 different species of animals, including horses, cattle, lions and bears – you're tempted to reach out and touch them.

And the title sequence is one of the best, and most fitting, you'll ever see: the camera prowls through an intricate and increasingly horrific arrangement of nautically themed sculpture.

When he auditioned for "Arrested Development," a single-camera comedy that featured intricate, rapid-fire humor, he was afraid "they wouldn't want my stink on their project".

But with motion-scan, each actor is surrounded by 32 cameras, which record every intricate movement at the rate of 1,000 frames-per-second, creating a three-dimensional animation of the actor's face as they deliver lines.