Sentence examples for scene coverage from inspiring English sources

Static cameras on the other hand, are often less expensive and provide consistent scene coverage.

The larger and small rectangles in a denote the full TerraSAR-X scene coverage and the experimental area, respectively.

The stripmap mode has been chosen because it supplies a large scene coverage (about 30 × 50 km2) and HR at the same time.

Scene coverage for each radar is shown in the location maps of Fig. 1 and Fig. 2. The scenes from the ASAR and PALSAR data cover 100 × 100 km and 70 × 70 km areas, respectively.

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For the past six years, Clements has served as executive editor for Washington Life, a society publication that prides itself on its arts and social scene coverage.

The idea for "The Naked City" came to Mr. Wald from a photography book of the same name showing the bloody crime-scene coverage of the famed tabloid photographer Arthur Fellig, known as Weegee.

Radio and television have long fed that appetite in their own characteristic ways, often offering on-the-scene coverage of events, with the facts and interpretation being layered on as they become available.

In 1962, when President Kennedy was assassinated there the following year, Rather's on-the-scene coverage won him instant national attention, and much more attention than he'd ever had before from the heads of his network.

Behind-the-scenes coverage begins five months before filming with the director arriving for a casting session.

Mr. Davis said that people who can't attend the convention in person will find "behind-the-scenes coverage" on YouTube.