Sentence examples for picked up images from inspiring English sources

Chinese and Australian satellites picked up images of possible debris.

Just last year, however, a wildlife surveillance camera picked up images of a different wolf pack in Northern California.

CCTV cameras at a petrol station have picked up images of Raben asking for a lift across the bridge straddling the Great Belt, Strange says, adding that he believes Raben must be in Jutland or on the island of Funen by now.

Some of them use predefined thresholds for detection which may not be effective in case of randomly picked up images at higher noise densities.

"They found kids who were lost, and linked them to parents," he said, adding that the cameras also picked up images of teenagers "going into fields, areas they weren't supposed to be".

Security cameras in the area of the killing reportedly picked up images of the shooter, said to have been wearing jeans and a brown sweater.

In Second Sight's system, a camera mounted on eyeglasses picks up images that are converted into electrical signals by a small wearable computer.

The police are checking security videos from businesses in the area to see if they can pick up images of him.

The device, known as the Argus, is simple in concept: The camera, mounted to a pair of glasses, picks up images and wirelessly beams them to a receiver implanted near the eye.

But the satellite records, due to be presented by the Ohio State University geographer Jason Box, go a step further, picking up images of smoke over Greenland at the time of last summer's extreme melt.

Mr. Eicher said that today any enthusiast can buy a high-quality telescope for about $20,000 that is "capable of picking up images halfway back to the beginning of the universe".