Sentence examples similar to speeded-up work from inspiring English sources

The assembly line speeded up work by breaking down the automaking process into a series of simple, repetitive operations.

His agility and foot speed are remarkable for anybody, let alone a 300-pounder, even allowing for the speeded-up camera work in short films around 1920.

Mr. Roberts refuted criticisms that Energy Department oversight of the speeded-up cleanup would risk substandard work.

HG is not known to have seen any early moving pictures, and even if he had, I'm not sure any experiments had been done in time- lapse photography by then, so his description of the world viewed in speeded-up form is most likely a work of imagination.

The Seventh Circuit held that the speeded-up version of Galaxian was a derivative work.

The result is both enjoyable and revelatory – an exhilarating, speeded-up journey through Nabokov's oeuvre.

The court in Midway acknowledged that the Copyright Act's definition of "derivative work" "must be stretched to accommodate speeded-up video games". Id. at 1014.

You can't fast-forward to speed things up unless you want speeded-up footage on the disc.

The speeded-up vocal sample of "So Far" seems to anticipate Kanye West's early work.

To speed up image feature detection, Bay et al. proposed the Speeded-Up Robust Feature (SURF) [9].

If, as we hold, the speeded-up "Galaxian" game that a licensee creates with a circuit board supplied by the defendant is a derivative work based upon "Galaxian," a licensee who lacks the plaintiff's authorization to create a derivative work is a direct infringer and the defendant is a contributory infringer through its sale of the speeded-up circuit board.