Sentences with phrase «relay images»

Connected to that partition wall is a 34 ″ electrically adjustable screen which can be used for different purposes, one of which being to relay the images of the four exterior video cameras.

In the rear, two more cameras also relay images to the touchscreen, giving drivers a clear view all around the vehicle.

Instead, tiny cameras relay images to an LCD screen in the instrument cluster.

The smartphone relayed images from the screen via Wi - Fi to a video monitor placed elsewhere in the operating room.

MAVEN relayed the image shown here from Curiosity's Navigation Camera to Earth on November 6th.

The center part of the display shows speed, navigation directions, and other vehicle information, while either side of the screen relays images from the mirror - replacing cameras.

Not exact matches

Sometimes the goal is generating new business, sometimes it's about relaying messages to clients and other times it's defining or even redefining the firm's image.

The images seem to hang too long up against the voiceover that's relaying twice as much information.

Meanwhile, a number of efforts are under way to augment or replace eyes with artificial devices that capture images and relay them to the brain.

That would be cool to have Hubble relay that image to us.

«Real Madrid are a club so worried about image that when I interviewed Bale it was requested to me, «don't put in the transfer fee, don't put in the article how much Gareth Bale cost»,» Northcroft began, as relayed by Goal.

«Increasing the size of either the eye box or the displayed image in a traditional heads - up display requires increasing the size of the projection optics, relay lenses and all the associated optics, which takes up too much space in the dashboard,» said first author Colton Bigler, a doctoral student in Blanche's laboratory.

Besides relaying scientific data and images it gathered during the day, it sends its precise coordinates.

The information Doran's team gathered was relayed to the EVL to generate 3 - D images and maps to help them get a better understanding of the lake's watery depths.

The photos got wide media exposure, but a month later, when Viking's lander relayed the first - ever pictures from the planet's surface, those initial images faded from memory.

Adjacent regions on top of the image that show blue staining correspond to higher order areas that receive information only after it has been relayed through primary areas.

In order to understand perception, we need to first get rid of the notion that the image at the back of the eye simply gets «relayed» back to the brain to be displayed on a screen.

Software on the server then processes the image information, determines a diagnosis, and relays the information back to the wearer.

A microscope image shows nerve cells that relay information from the ear to the brain in mice.

The group employed various viral tracing methods — infecting receptor - expressing neurons with a virus strain and watching them spread as they label infected cells with a fluorescent protein — to visualize the neural circuit downstream of the ESP1 receptor, as well as providing an image of nerve fibers belonging to specific neurons in the brain and synapses relaying impulses from neuron to neuron, to map the anatomical foundation that conveys ESP1 signals in the brain.

Two - photon microscopy image of a layer of the mouse olfactory bulb (viewed head - on from the front) containing relay stations call glomeruli — places where bundles of axons and dendrites meet.

These high - resolution, electronic images are then relayed to specialists in Washington DC.

One of the Columbia lens designs resembles a fly's eye, with half the sphere covered in small, hexagonal relay lenses that transmit images to an array of sensors just above them.

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Their payloads, which also showed no signs of life, haven't really settled the debate over life on Mars, but the information and images they relayed make the conversations much more colorful.

An Offner relay projects readily customizable «scenes» (e.g. stars, galaxies, spectra) with very low optical aberration over the full area of a typical optical or near infrared image sensor.

When photoreceptors in the retina of the eye detect light, they relay the information toward the brain's primary visual cortex for image processing.

The stories relayed in this «Dharma Talk» created an image for me.

This puts a 12.3 - inch adaptive display in front of the driver, relaying all the usual information plus detailed navigation mapping, night vision assistant images, and other functions in crystal clarity.

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The system relays a real - time video image to the Control Display showing people, larger animals and other heat - radiating objects, even if they are outside the headlight beam.

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Car guides with images about engine diagram, parts diagram, sensor location, fuel pump relay location, and others

Images of roadside traffic signs recorded by the Speed Limit Info camera, along with their position data, are relayed anonymously to a BMW server, which then makes any necessary changes to keep the map database up - to - date at all times.

After getting a quick look at the Galaxy S Relay 4G yesterday, we've been handed some more images of the device hanging around in the wild, including a benchmark shot and a look at the smartphone cuddling up next to its Galaxy S III sibling.

The vest relays sound and images over a distance of up to 300 yards.

A camera (laparoscope) is inserted through a small incision in the abdomen and it's images are relayed in a magnified form to a television screen.

I use Relay That to create pins / blog post images for Pinterest.

For example, when I create an image for my digital strategy business, I like to have my logo on the image / pin, and the templates on Relay That have some great ways to incorporate my logo into the overall design.

I like to use the Canva app on my phone to create other images for social media, and I use Relay That strictly for in - post images and Pins.

Featuring prints by Lucas van Leyden, Philips Galle, Hendrick Goltzius, Hieronymus Wierix, Jan Saenredam, and Rembrandt, Through a Glass, Darkly explores the variety of allegories present in these works and seeks to raise fundamental questions about how images relay meaning in and beyond their historical context.

Image - specific photographic portraits and ethereally beautiful abstract cast glass sculpture relay aspects of both.

The Modern's These final hours embrace at last; this is our ending, this is our past., 2007, relays the artist's discipline in intimately drawing an expansive image at a scale to match.

This collecting of memories is also relayed to his canvases which depict moments intertwined together as a stream of thoughts and images.

«Those who seek to interpret collages not only keep in mind the effects a particular work might have on a viewer (surreal and uncanny are old sawhorses) but also that they must record the respective histories of the individual pieces of the whole, relaying how images and text can be repurposed, retooled, and resignified.

Hugh MacLeod is a cartoonist, author, creator of the wildly popular blog gapingvoid, and a champion of the idea that marketers should be creating social objects - ideas that are packaged as text, images, documents, or movies that can be shared with other people quickly and easily to relay an idea.

The data - gathering and environmental monitoring capabilities of the FishPi may include temperature readings (air and sea), salinity and pH measurements, barometric monitoring, light levels, and more, with some of the data or images being relayed in real - time.

Utilized state of the art image - relaying cameras and sensors including Lockheed infrared night vision and Recon thermal video imaging.

Demonstrated ability to present a professional image to the public, request and relay information promptly and correctly.

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