These two first paragraphs are beautifully full of energy and joy and hope; they capture with extraordinary economy the happiness of youth, a happiness largely absent from the rest of the story.
Because they're shot from on high, they capture with startling clarity both the voluminousness of the pale cloud that swallowed Lower Manhattan and the sharpness of its edges, a reminder of the beauty of the morning out of which so much tragedy so quickly roiled.
Corals also eat zooplankton that they capture with their tentacles.
They feed on active prey, including worms and fish, which they capture with their chelipeds and walking legs, and food is conveyed to the mouth using the anterior walking legs, assisted by the maxillipeds.
In chess, for example, players or computers can judge approximately how strong their positions on the board are by simply comparing the pieces they've captured with ones they've lost, Coulom says.
What the scientists value about the new technology is the ability to see immediately what they have captured with the camera, to know whether they need to adjust the equipment or rerun the experiment and to have the images quickly available on a hard drive or DVD to study, manipulate and analyze.
"Maybe you've seen these people around San Francisco or Mountain View, inevitably staring off into space while swiping the sides of their glasses during conversation, ignoring those around them while surfing the web or scrolling through images they've captured with the device," he wrote.
The obtained R and B show the high SNR since they are captured with optimal exposure time.
As well as crowdfunding these hardware kits, Naturebytes is intending to build a web platform where users can share images they've captured with the camera, and get involved with citizen science projects.
