Sentence examples for pressure video from inspiring English sources

As with the "No Pressure" video in Britain in 2010 — in which a school teacher explodes the brains of kids who don't agree to cut their carbon dioxide emissions — this one is getting lots of views.

It is certainly true that some activists have been equally bone-headed with their propaganda, the prime example being the notorious 10 10 "No Pressure" video featuring exploding people.

WSN pose as a suitable candidate for such solutions, since they can be used to measure, detect and provide actionable information on pipeline physical characteristics such as temperature, pressure, video, oil and gas motion and environmental parameters.

Nick Sharples, Sony Europe's Director of Communications, issued a statement saying, "we strongly condemn the No Pressure video which was conceived, produced and released by 10 10 entirely without the knowledge or involvement of Sony", and cutting ties with 10 10: "As a result we have taken the decision to disassociate ourselves from 10 10 at this time".

Perhaps her new single will help alleviate some of the pressure: the video for Our Time features Lily venturing into the night in a cab full of other girls.

The building, one of several on the island that have been designated for demolition later this year, has been laced with fireproof wiring, sensors to record heat and pressure, and video cameras to analyze each blaze: the movement of air, fire and smoke and the impact of wind when it enters the mix.

That has put pressure on video game firms like Ubisoft, Sony and Nintendo, among others, to fix the ratio in their games and to change the culture surrounding events like E3, once populated by "booth babes".

The time pressure on video professionals means the need for powerful and efficient creative tools has never been greater," said Steven Warner, vice president of digital video and audio at Adobe.

The Tetrax biofeedback system is a center-of-pressure controlled video game system designed for patients with balance deficits.

Scientists from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego, dropped underwater high-definition cameras, placed inside bubbles made of thick glass to withstand the extreme pressure, to capture video of the creatures at a depth of 35,000 feet.

It would be troubling indeed if government pressure precipitated the video's removal in this case.