Since the announcement [51], the dataset has grown substantially, and now includes synchronised (live) descriptions of every record in the ChemSpider database.
Less than six months after the station's first broadcast, WINC carried live descriptions of the attack on Pearl Harbor and President Roosevelt's "Infamy Speech" the following day.
I climb up the salt-encrusted external ladder to the bridge and join Captain Gary Chiljean and his chief mate Mitzi Crane, listening to the short wave radio, a static-filled WINS 1010 report out of New York with live descriptions of the jetliner terror attacks and the collapse of the World Trade Center's towers.
The stories StoryCorps collects are intimate and straightforward accounts of people's lives, descriptions of pivotal moments and everyday memories.
The stories, which are recorded in a soundproof booth with the help of a producer, are intimate and straightforward accounts of people's lives, descriptions of pivotal moments and everyday memories.
Live audio description and American Sign Language interpretation during performances have improved in quality and are offered at more performances.
These subsidiary forms include, for example, stories about the recitation of the Buddhist canon soon after Shakyamuni's decease, details of his previous lives, and descriptions of the six spheres of rebirth.
But through live, animated description bursting through the headsets of the blind (the circus's version of play-by-play), several sign-language interpreters spotlighted at ringside to provide narration for the hearing-impaired children, and programs written in Braille, the show went on.
The Obama inaugural ceremony not only achieved the highest Internet viewership for a U.S. presidential inauguration, the inaugural event was the first to feature a live audio description of a swearing-in ceremony and the first to include closed captioning in the live webcast of the event.
On Friday, Ramla Jaber, a journalist based in Tunis and one of the founders of the news site Tunisia Live, posted verbal descriptions and photos in a rapid succession of what she said were events on the ground in Sidi Bouzid.
So off I went, back to eBay, where I'd relist the 60s "wiggle dress", or 40s "landgirl smock" (these descriptions live only in the fashion-less world of the online seller; it's frightening how quickly you assimilate) and end up not only poorer, but more naked than before.
