Sentence examples for progress video from inspiring English sources

And they need a high-definition television set as well as a fast internet connection to get good results.Yet despite all the progress, video communication is probably still not ready to take the world by storm.

Millennium Declaration + Millennium Development Goals A Blueprint for Progress VIDEO 2010: UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and international figure-skating sensation Yuna Kim emphasises that children are at the heart of the Millennium Development Goals.

In addition, AltSchool students are using LearnZillion on their iPad minis to learn math skills, as well as an internal SMS where parents and teachers can access children's work, progress, videos and more.

After congratulating me on my purchase and showing me progress videos on his phone that convinced me there was indeed a real wad of cash inside, Ruby went off to talk with the gallery staff while I walked my painting to my car, calling loved ones to share the news, rambling like Tom Hanks at the end of Captain Philips.

Not to mention the following papers randomly taken from the 2011 Association of American Geographers' conference: one paper discusses an "in-progress video project … that examines the multi-faceted position of dogs in the Philippines"; another reviews "onto-political lacunae".

Mark Zuckerberg wrote in his letter to shareholders that "We're particularly pleased with our progress in video as we move towards a world where video is at the heart of all our services".

Filing a report from an area as remote as the Afghan countryside is a feat in itself, but television correspondents are limited by the lagging progress of video compression, hardware miniaturization and satellite transmission rates.

Ms. Takala's students play in a similar type of sandpit, and she documented their progress on video as well.

Operators monitored progress through video cameras on the front of the machines and archaeologists monitored what came off conveyors at the rear.

It's an interesting work in progress, the video equivalent of one of those "Star Trek" voyages: boldly going where no one has gone before; not quite sure how to get there or what it will find when it does.

The star of the show is Wil Willis, an Army Ranger and Air Force pararescueman (we're told), who will take on each week's impossible mission with the help of his "commander," identified as Master Sgt. Thomas Minder (as in hinder), who monitors Mr. Willis's progress by video and gives him radio updates.