When your correspondent visited, he beamed out of posters for the latest copy of the French magazine, Jeune Afrique.
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Second, that the vibrancy beamed out from a marriage gives no indication of how likely it is to fail.
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African-Americans were almost entirely invisible in the televised version of America that was beamed out over the networks.
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He has notched up 26,000 miracles since his death in 1898, when villagers said light beamed out of his tomb.
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Clinton answered the Starr team's questions from the White House, his image and voice beamed out over closed-circuit television.
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The storylines and personalities ESPN beamed out everyday contributed to shaping your notion of the world, at least for a while.
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International travel is becoming the new conspicuous consumption, with photos of unique destinations beamed out through WeChat and other social media.
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His face — that five o'clock shadow, the salt-and-pepper hair, the faint scowl — beamed out from the cover of each one.
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Presence: Small, scooped, and slick, with Ridley Scott color palettes, these feel like they got beamed out of some Pacific Rim fusion future.
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The video — which was beamed out to Paul's 15 million YouTube subscribers — featured imagery of one apparent suicide victim with their face blurred out.
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These devices plug into a spare wall socket, connect to the wireless internet getting beamed out by your router, and then extend it further.
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He wants to his take on whatever issue is on his mind beamed out to the public -- and he uses whatever means are available to him.
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Every single implication of this story is bad: The city's Fox affiliate, Q13, beamed out doctored footage of Trump's Tuesday address, according to the Seattle Times.
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"People think it's a style, but it isn't," said the third-generation model, whose grandmother's smile once beamed out from tubs of a popular brand of butter.
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It's about a small group of people who are going to spend time here, but it's also about a message that can be beamed out to the world.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.The faces of Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un looked down onto the concourse of Waterloo station, beamed out from giant TV screens.
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The company has also mastered a livestreaming version, meaning holograms could be recorded and beamed out in real time—a breakthrough achieved less than 48 hours before our interview.
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We were invited to type out a message, which we were told would be beamed out to space, to try and contact the aliens that we described in our encounters.
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For by the time you have got back to your desk, your story will have been beamed out to the world, to many news organisations/websites covering events from home.
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Biden has held his own virtual speeches, beamed out from his home in Delaware, where he has pitched himself as the candidate best prepared to handle the current national crisis.
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The indecision in Iowa denied Sanders and Buttigieg a chance to stand onstage and declare absolute victory as they have their messages beamed out to primary voters around the country.
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Another application of 18th-century rights to the 21st comes in Carpenter v United States, a case asking whether the right to privacy extends to information beamed out from mobile phones.
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For nine months, from a camera attached to his hat, Kan beamed out live video of everything he did (except for bodily necessities), using a streaming tool that the group had developed.
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A little over a month has passed since West hosted that grandiose listening party for The Life Of Pablo, which he beamed out from Madison Square Garden and into cinemas across the world.
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Wi-Fi is everywhere — and as the electromagnetic waves are beamed out from routers to connect our devices to the internet, they also travel through empty space, around corners, and even through walls.
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Cameras in the room allowed Long's voice and image to be beamed out on large video screens in the command center where the more than 200 staffers remained in front of their computers.
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Some have proposed that NASA beam out a digital "Golden Record 2.0" that would be beamed out to the New Horizons spacecraft in 2020, so it's not that unrealistic to start thinking up ideas.
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And confusion ought to be limited since consumers aren't actually meant to use the 5G TF service directly; instead, it's supposed to get picked up by a compatible router and beamed out via Wi-Fi.
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When the photo was republished on the cover of Life magazine, and beamed out on America's color TVs, billions of others had to same chance to look back at Earth in all its cerulean glory.
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In terms of action and detail, the post-HD eras are likely to all look the same — our eyeballs can't take in much more than what's being beamed out to today's 4K and 1080p televisions.
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Three bundles of magnetic videotape, filmed at Mission Control in Houston, Texas, which represent the "earliest, sharpest, and most accurate" documentation of the broadcasts beamed out by Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin as they took their first steps on the moon.
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Viral episodes like #PlaneBae demonstrate that the same sense of entitlement to private information is being actively passed onto the users these platforms prey on and feed off — and is then getting beamed out, like radiation, to harm the people around them.
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But radio is different: Beamed out to a broad audience whose choices in programming are limited by their physical location and the time of day they tune in, radio aimed from the start to reach anyone and everyone who happened to be listening.
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For those not quick enough to scoop up tickets in the first 10 minutes (or those who missed the unexpected second drop the day of the show), the spectacle was beamed out to movie theaters in 26 countries and livestreamed on Tidal.
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At a fan event in London beamed out to theaters across the globe, director David Yates, producer David Heyman, and stars Eddie Redmayne, Catherine Waterston, Dan Fogler, and Alison Sudol (supported by Jon Voight and Colin Farrell in Los Angeles) answered questions about the new film.
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The company claims it can achieve this vastly superior FOV only by using some proprietary optics, which involve a combination of so-called waveguide and freeform technology to control how light is beamed out from a source and then reflected back onto the lenses a user looks through.
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Oliver cheekily made the statement in French (with English subtitles), the image beamed out to television audiences in black and white, with the show host flanked by an accordion player and a French waiter, at a table set as though in a French bistro — white tablecloth, bottle of wine, and cigarette included.
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Rather, the images that beamed out -- of boys and girls being set upon by police dogs, of small bodies pinned by the force of fire hoses -- provided evidence to a stunned world of what every black person in America already knew: youth was not a shield from violence and childhood no inoculation against hate.
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TeleGeography, a research firm, reckons that the wholesale cost of internet connectivity in Johannesburg is about $0003 a month for each megabit per second of capacity, about 20 times as much as in London and about ten times as much as in Los Angeles, even after big falls over the past few years (see chart) When these fat cables are connected to mobile-phone towers and the data beamed out, the costs rise yet again.
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In July 2018, it entered into broadcasting space by launching a nationwide English news channel named "India Ahead". It became the first English News Channel to be beamed out of South India.
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India Ahead is a nationwide English News Channel. It is promoted by Andhra Prabha Media Group and launched in June, 2018. The Channel carries news, current affairs, entertainment sports and business programming from Indian as well as International Perspective. It's the first English news channel to be beamed out of South India.
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The 1st stone church was built during the 13th century and maybe it replaced an old stave church. Around 1300 the church was built out in east direction and then maybe the sacristy came. In the middle of the 14th century the church was beamed out to the present beam. In the end of the 15th century it was built out to the present size, except the choir.
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According to the data of the Cluster mission, it is beamed out in the cosmos in a narrow plane tangent to the magnetic field at the source. The sound produced by playing AKR over an audio device has been described as "whistles", "chirps", and even "screams". As some other planets emit cyclotron radiation too, AKR could be used to learn more about Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune, and to detect extrasolar planets.
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These include smaller hearts and an outlined heart 'beamed' out directly to the screen. The BBC Choice logotype was retained following the rebrand, as were promotion styles, the DOG and the national opt-outs for Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. However, the concept of a rotating triangular prism featuring the words 'Now on Choice' on each of the sides was used in promotions and to showcase upcoming programmes. The website address was added under the DOG in November 2000.
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Its glass rotunda is a cylindrical shaped building which is made up of two drums, with the outer one made of glass which sheaths an inner one made of wire mesh. Black out curtains has the same length of the inner drum with images projected on sixteen video projectors in the day. The curtains are drawn after sunset, and projection can be beamed out through the glass to get a view of the city. Coats of arms are found on the building's front.
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As a result, the shuttle now has too little fuel to escape the planet's gravity or even to achieve a stable orbit, and there is still no way to contact the Enterprise. Spock suddenly decides to dump and ignite all the remaining fuel from the shuttle's engines. The giant flare he produces is seen on the Enterprise view screen just as the ship has left orbit. Kirk reverses course, and the survivors are beamed out just as the shuttle is destroyed on re-entry.
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Terror screams in anguish as he fires his disruptor cannon, and the episode ends with a scene on Skyvault, not revealing whether or not Terror intentionally misses or destroys Uniborg. In "To Dare Dominion", Terror unleashes a time/space vortex consumer within Dominion that plays havoc with reality. The Centurions are able to destroy it, but not before it wrecks Dominion's power generators, causing a violent explosion that seemingly kills Doc Terror and Hacker. The Centurions are beamed out before they suffer the same fate.
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A famous example of this is the performance of "Martha's Harbour" in 1988 by All About Eve where the televised audience could hear the song but the band could not. As the opening verse of the song beamed out of the nation's television sets, the unknowing lead singer Julianne Regan remained silent on a stool on stage while Tim Bricheno (the only other band member present) did not play his guitar. An unseen stagehand apparently prompted them that something was wrong in time to mime along to the second verse. The band were invited back the following week, and chose to sing live.
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Building on the principle first demonstrated by the Photophone of Alexander Graham Bell in 1880, optical sound was developed by several inventors with an interest in wireless communication through transmission of light, primarily for ship-to-ship use. The idea was that sound pulses could be converted into light pulses, beamed out from one ship and picked up by another, where the light pulses would then be re-converted back into sound. A pioneer in this technology was American physicist Theodore Case. While studying at Yale, Case became interested in using modulated light as a means of transmitting and recording speech.
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The album was distributed by Ultra Records in the US. Ferry Corsten stars in a series of professionally produced, original videos titled WKNDR (pronounced "weekender") where he speaks directly to viewers from various scenes around the world. The WKNDR series shows Corsten backstage and onstage at large nightclub and concert venues as well as festivals; the series also takes viewers into his private studio for a behind-the-scenes look at music production. The 250th episode of Corsten's Countdown (April 11, 2012) was broadcast live, worldwide, for the duration of the unprecedented eight-hour show beamed out from the studios of Sirius XM Radio in New York City.
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Writing in a 2011 interview with Green Gartside, Robin Turner said: > In April '84, "Wood Beez (Pray Like Aretha Franklin)" crackled over airwaves > from Anglesey to Arizona like an alien radio transmission beamed out to an > unsuspecting planet. A gleaming, chromium nugget molded by ultra-modernist > studioheads, it heralded in three and a half minutes the dramatic, bravura > transformation of a band called Scritti Politti. Formerly a DIY squat punk > band, they were now a group doused in glinting pop sheen. ... The resultant > LP, Cupid and Psyche 85, yielded a string of radio-slaying singles ("Wood > Beez...", "Absolute", "The Word Girl" and "Perfect Way") that segued > fluently between ultra-slick robotised funk and meticulously constructed > swoonsome lovers rock.
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Her most memorable performance proved to be the one in Kharkov on March the 4th. "A serious University city, a high-brow public… But Vyaltseva arrived, sang her powerful song of overpowering love, beamed out this inimitable smile of hers and the same crowd that yesterday discussed Ibsen, was now madly calling out for Troyka and Caressed by Magic... Her connection with Kharkov remained: that was the city where she was adored," wrote the theatre critic Y.Lvov. "As a performer of Gypsy romances M-lle Vyaltseva has no equal…The artist renders these songs masterfully and expressively, easily involving audiences into her art," wrote Odessky Listok several days later. Then, despite the sceptics' predictions to the contrary, she triumphed in Tiflis, the Georgian city with its old theatre and opera traditions.
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