Sentences with phrase «recording reaction videos»

Thank you also to the millions of gamers watching live online throughout the world, and the hundreds and thousands of those currently recording reaction videos for YouTube.

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«As a site tester, you'll provide candid feedback via video and audio recording of your gut reaction as you visit sites seeking feedback,» says Durst.»

Rich Lowry notes that the video recorded assault on Steve Crowder by pro-union demonstrators does not seem to have gotten much reaction in the mainstream media news sections.

As Deputy Minister who served at the Ministry of Education when these iconic President Mahama flagship schools were constructed, and considering the avalanche of calls from the media seeking clarification and a reaction from me to the video in issue, I wish to set the record straight as follows:

As participants played the game against each other on video Skype, reactions were recorded and encoded using emotion - tracking software that captures muscle movements in the face including cheek, lip and chin raises, dimples, and the compression and separation of lips.

The scientists video - recorded the families» reactions to the various calls and measured certain key behaviors, such as whether the elephants defensively bunched together, whether they listened and smelled for the stranger, and how much time they spent doing these activities.

To look for variation in honey bee social behavior, Hagai Shpigler, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Illinois (UI) in Urbana, designed two tests where he and colleagues video recorded a group of bees and analyzed each individual's reaction to a social situation.

For a more candid reaction, check out this video blog recorded with Germain Lussier from SlashFilm:

I recorded a video blog reaction with my thoughts on the film with Steve from Collider.

I'll have to record their reactions one day — it would make a good YouTube video.

Focusing on an anomalous section of lino in an otherwise clinically uniform ward corridor, the video draws attention to the usually invisible, and records the reactions of passers - by to McGill's sculptural interventions.

The video studies of teachers» performances become almost «performative» in nature, and were extended by then videotaping the teachers» and pupils» reaction and analysis of those very recordings — in conversation with the artist, a truly self - reflexive recontextualised system — now placed in the context of a fascinating historical document of a temporal, sociological, and cultural location.

The video cameras record not only the manner in which couples interact but also their reactions.