Sentence examples for side of the capture from inspiring English sources

The new iPhone can also shoot so-called Live Photos, which capture video and sound along with a photo for 1.5 seconds each side of the capture event, very similar to HTC's Zoe feature introduced with its One M7 smartphone in 2013.

If the aim was to match the edgier, darker side of the agent captured by Daniel Craig, the song succeeds – from the piano which picks out the original Bond tune with a sinister twist, to the dark, fuzzy guitar riff that is instantly recognisable as belonging to White.

Often, though, only the dark side of the issue captures headlines.

Two video cameras, one mounted in front of and one behind and to the side of the driver, captured images of the participant's face and hands to monitor general behaviour and interaction with a 7″ LCD touch screen interface (model CTF400L; cartft.com, Reutlingen, Germany).

The right hand side of the ODE captures the generation and consumption of biomolecules due to a variety of processes in the cell (e.g. transcription, translation, phosphorylation and dephosphorylation, etc), the rates of which depend on a set of kinetic parameters that are consolidated in the vector.

The panels, which measure 24 to 40 square feet, lie vertically against the south side of the house to capture rays from the low winter sun.

An 8-bit monochromatic, progressive scan digital camera was connected to the computer and mounted on the side of the flume to capture images of the breaking waves.

At the same time as the Canadian attack, the 43rd Division was to attack further south down the north side of the Odon to capture Verson.

The regiment's role in the raid was to advance up the eastern side of the Jordan River to capture a crossing 19 mile to the north of Es Salt at Jisr ed Damieh to stop Ottoman reinforcements being sent to Es Salt from Nablus.

The motion image analysis system (TEMPLO motion analysis, Contemplas, Germany) was used to analyze the spatiotemporal influence of gait, and a 150 fps camera was set up to the right side of the treadmill to capture synchronous images.

We recorded echolocation clicks from three blindfolded (i.e., wearing opaque silicone eyecups) porpoises as they swam alone in the 3 4 m deep net-pen across the long side of the pool to capture dead, freshly thawed fish and towards a horizontal linear array of 8 calibrated Reson TC4014 hydrophones spaced 60 cm apart.