The National Institute for Engineering Ethics produces informational videos and offers correspondence courses on engineering ethics.
An archive of videos and email correspondence, this socially and technologically prescient work was made by enlisting the cooperation of the Liverpool CCTV system and its employees.
Where appropriate, we have asked the authors to include links to the videos in their articles, but there is not a 1 1 correspondence between videos and articles.
For many of us, the internet is quickly becoming a comprehensive digital archive of our lives, housing our photo albums, documents, correspondence, and video clips.
Fig. 16 a Trajectory of vehicle 4. b Mapping trajectory onto a Google Map Fig. 17 Point correspondence between video and Google Map.
West and Lampton both knew that the FBI itself was unable to glean anything useful from the video, according to this correspondence, in which West references the FBI's examination of the tape.
However, no written correspondence, photos or videos are allowed.
He touched on the close correspondence among dance, music, theater, video and film, all being arts that involve time.
And the only correspondence between Mr. Barr's video and Ms. Gerring's movement seemed to be that both depicted broken-angled bodies, languid and mysterious on the video and propulsive on the stage.
Huang et al. [85] presented a performance evaluation of shape similarity metrics for 3D video sequences of people with unknown temporal correspondence.
