Sentence examples for transmitting a picture from inspiring English sources

Transmitting a picture of the Eiffel Tower taken from a magazine, for example, will fetch web pages that include information about travelling to Paris.

For decades now, broadcasters have deliberately transmitted a picture that's about 5percentt or 10percentt bigger than your screen.

You always have yours with you — and, even better, you can transmit a picture or movie right from the phone.

In 1880, the French engineer Maurice LeBlanc pointed out that, because the human eye retains an image for about a tenth of a second, if you wanted to transmit a picture you didn't have to send it all at once.

Suppose you wish to transmit a picture of a landscape with a blue sky.

Acceptable audio quality under certain circumstances may be achieved with a bandwidth as small as five kilohertz, as in AM radio; a much larger bandwidth is needed for transmitting a moving picture because it is necessary to convey the overall average light content of a picture as well as the picture detail.

The difficulty of transmitting a live picture forced a trade-off between quality and cost.

Intra-prediction only requires data from the current picture, while inter-prediction uses data from a picture that has previously been coded and transmitted (a reference picture) and is used for eliminating temporal redundancy in P and B frames.

Transmitting a single black-and-white picture took eight minutes, and any noise on the phone line meant that it would have to be resent.

When you take a picture the camera transmits a short video to the screen which then plays it over and over again until you take another picture.

Digital technology meant that broadcasters would be able to transmit a high-definition picture, several standard-definition ones, or enhanced programming like data, news or program guides.