Sentence examples for match cameras from inspiring English sources

The Sky Sports News featurette If Exeter fly to a big match cameras will linger on the Flybe plane named in honour of their promotion back to the League.

Following the match, cameras witnessed Evra and team-mates Patrick Vieira and Abidal getting into an altercation in the tunnel.

In this paper, a synchronisation technique based on matched cameras sharing a single clock is presented.

The proposed method involves the use of matched cameras or image sensors, which are driven by a common clock as well as operate under identical operating conditions thereby guaranteeing an identical internal state and synchronised output timing behaviour.

In this paper, a novel precision synchronisation method is presented which exploits the similarity of behaviour and performance of matched cameras (or image sensors) by subjecting them to a common clock.

Facial-recognition technology is being tested in airports around the world, matching camera footage against visa photos.

No one felt like a one goal loss, and Mike Petke's apology to the post-match camera said so much.

Difficulties include detector alignment (i.e., matching camera pixels), intensity loss due to extended light paths and additional components (e.g., beam splitters), and positioning in a restricted space.

Jankovic went on to win the semifinal match, and cameras appeared to pick up the sound of Williams's saying to Jankovic afterward that she did not cheat, that she's "not Justine".

He has 38 French caps, and has scored 12 goals in internationals If, during this afternoon's match, the cameras catch Thierry Henry looking momentarily perplexed, this is the reason: Farnborough's Barry Laker has managed to use his secret weapon.

On Aug. 26, Hernández badly missed a penalty kick in Manchester United's victory over Club Brugge in a Champions League match; television cameras caught van Gaal looking incredulously at an assistant coach after the attempt, which went wide right after Hernández appeared to slip as he made contact with the ball.