Sentence examples for replay speed from inspiring English sources

For all the Supporting Information Videos, Microsoft videos (5 frames/s, wmv file) were exported with SPOT software resulting in a 50× faster than real-time replay speed.

One small omission: no matter how revealing SuperVision is, CBS never showed a real-time replay, the speed at which the officials originally saw the pass.

The system also can replay high-speed chases so authorities can create a record of the chase.

For example, watching a hummingbird in video slow motion allows finer temporal discrimination upon replay at normal speed because more snapshots are taken of the rapidly beating wings.

OFRs will usually be reserved for "subjective" decisions such as bad tackles, with real-time speed replays used for fouls and slow-motion replays reserved for "point of contact" offences such as handballs.

Finn's second wicket, removing Michael Clarke for 10, was a dream-like follow-up, as a searing yorker exposed the tin-leggedness of the Australia captain and crashed the base of the stumps, in a high-speed replay of Steve Harmison's ball to the same man 10 years ago during that most remembered of Ashes Tests.

Acceleration dependence at a fixed frequency of 50 Hz replayed at ×0.4 speed.

Frequency dependence at a fixed acceleration of 5.0 ± 0.4 m/s2 replayed at ×0.4 speed.

An example of an experiment in which a flame structure forms at an acceleration of 40.5 m/s2, a frequency of 40 Hz, and an amplitude of 0.64 mm, replayed at ×0.2 speed.

Videos with this basic level of interactivity, where non-linear viewing is possible, have been proven to have better learning outcomes when compared to videos where the control buttons for stopping, replaying, or changing speed are not present and hence linear viewing is the only option (Schwan and Riempp, 2004).

The vocalisations recorded with the NAGRA tape recorder were replayed at half speed and digitised with a sampling rate of 44.1 kHz (16 bit).