It takes circular-cropped videos of up to 30 seconds each.
Take circular antenna as design example.
Some visitors take circular walks, from their hotel to another village and back again, by a different route on marked pathways.
The group's harmonies were seamless, with Mr. Kuffner's powerful acoustic bass grounding the songs, many of which took circular patterns and had an understated martial pulse.
Some compact mass-market cameras take circular disks of film, 65 millimetres in diameter, in light-tight cartridges and coated on a 0.18-mm polyester base.
Her students take circular drawings of themselves and place them under the emotion they are feeling -- nervous, sad/upset, excited or happy.
The out-of-roundness machine was able to take circular measurements at 0.1° intervals around the acetabular cup rim and also in 0.5mm increments down from the acetabular cup rim.
It takes the circular economy to a whole new level.
As a educational technology creator, I ascribe to iterative design – the theory that design takes a circular path and can be improve through continuous feedback, change, and reiteration.
A 40-minute Tate to Tateboat service takes a circular route, stopping at three piers on the Thames, including the new geometric steel-and-timber Millbank Millennium pier opposite Tate Britain.
It takes a circular path, not the usual linear one, and there are green and blue plastic rocks along the way, a conveyor belt to transport racers to the top of the course and six turbines to pump in the water from the Aegean Sea.
