Sentence examples for shot content from inspiring English sources

However, slower infant orienting combined with increased shot size may increase the time needed to encode the shot content.

But you can't just cut something out of your already shot content.

Yet by allowing you to modify previously shot content and add it to your story with a white border that signifies it's a memory, Snapchat lets you share later and stay in the now.

In Japan, merchants are banding together to try and ban "digital shoplifting," the act of using a camphone to snap a shot of content from a magazine or book.

The TVSum50 dataset [29], developed at Yahoo Labs, contains 50 videos of various genres (news, how-to's, documentaries, and user-generated videos) and their shot-level content importance scores, including 20 annotations per video.

Regardless of whether you are a reader of such material or not, the move by PayPal raises questions of whether a middle-man payments company should be calling these kinds of shots over content, which some might even go so far as to call censorship – and also of the power of those payments companies when they decide to do so.

(60 ml) shots, multiply the caffeine content per shot by 15.

If you think about it, journalism, letter-writing, memoir, satire – they all qualify as non-fiction, so why can't the same loose rules apply to documentary?" To this end, MacDonald is currently working on the first feature-length documentary made entirely of user-generated content shot in a single day and then uploaded on to YouTube.

Watching content shot on the Surround 360 is impressive.

Next, the weights of this objective function are determined for different content (shot) types and different bitrates using a training procedure with subjective evaluation.

Periscope is embracing professional streaming and expanding beyond amateur content shot on phones with its new Periscope Producer feature.