Sentence examples for manufacturing video from inspiring English sources

These digital recording devices have been protected by the 1984 Supreme Court decision in favor of Sony sne when it was originally sued by programmers for manufacturing video cassette recorders.

Today Mr. McFarlane has companies that deal with toy design and manufacturing, video games, film and video productions and more.

Since EP duplication uses only one third the tape as standard-play (SP) duplication, manufacturing these videos costs much less.

While troubles at the conglomerate's TV manufacturing and video game divisions have consumed the attention of top managers, the pictures group has hummed along at a profit.

There was an unfortunate occasion when the pair's Israeli videocassette manufacturing company, Matrix Video Duplication, shipped copies of a program called "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" recorded imperfectly over old sex tapes, with telltale scenes left behind.

The company, which is known for manufacturing controllers for video game consoles, is developing an IC chip that can boost the sharpness of images LCD TVs produce.

For instance, a conference room may be equipped with cameras for video conferencing; manufacturing environments may be equipped with presence sensors to shut down machinery in case of danger, while a bed may measure the user's heart rate during sleep.

Trump made Carrier the poster child for his campaign promises to stop the offshoring of manufacturing jobs after a video of a Carrier executive informing distraught factory workers that the company was moving their jobs to Monterrey, Mexico went viral in February.

To facilitate this pedagogy, a cloud-based video library for manufacturing processes has been established.

The valley's tendency toward reinvention dates back to the region's initial emergence from the ashes of a deep aerospace industry recession as a consumer-electronics manufacturing center producing memory chips, video games and digital watches in the mid-1970s.

The two-pronged attack, which coincides with the pre-holiday rush for home video game systems, challenges one of the basic business strategies that has helped give Nintendo more than 80% of the home video game market: manufacturing all cassettes intended for its players.