Sentence examples for video means from inspiring English sources

These days, students with the condition can be taught effectively through audio and video means.

The move into video means that Denton for the first time is considering outside investors.

I'm not sure what the video means, but it is sure great to watch.

It's one thing for a computer to understand that a baby appears in a picture; it's another for it to understand what a video means.

To construct such a 3-D video means being able to see the space represented by each voxel all the time from many different angles.

Providing expert resources via video means that engineers new to a particular facility can quickly gain the experience needed to deal with new, often complex, wiring systems.

But here, where the National Association of Broadcasters held its annual convention, digital video meant something more mundanely businesslike.

There was a unanimous public outcry at the mere idea that the existence of this video meant one theoretically could.

Just a few years ago, watching Web video meant navigating through broken links, endless buffering loops, and poorly compressed images.

In it, blurbs superimposed on music videos inform viewers that, for example, in a Paula Abdul video meant to inspire environmentalism, the grass was painted green.

For instance, on Wednesday Volkswagen of America began running a video meant to pique interest in its coming Super Bowl commercial for the 2012 Beetle.