Another zoomed in on a business license on the wall.
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She zoomed in on a man who stared uncomfortably into space.
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Shaunna zoomed in on the photo and saw a "For Sale" sign.
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Yael: They zoomed in on an automated license plate reader (ALPR), though.
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The Post's latest reporting has zoomed in on the ways in which
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I zoomed in on his hands to figure out what he was holding.
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His brother was at a campfire and the camera zoomed in on coffee.
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I'd never really zoomed in on the pictures to see who is in there.
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PhillyFlyBoy zoomed in on him dribbling a basketball and then bouncing a tennis ball.
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Murphy bought the race photographer's high-resolution photo and zoomed in on the watch.
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They zoomed in on the creature with an underwater robot camera — and were completely mystified.
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It looks like something you'd see if you zoomed in on a T-1000 terminator.
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Asked to assess the premises, she zoomed in on a couple of off-putting details.
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He's zoomed in on what he's trying to do and what he's got to do.
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Mr. Feliciano zoomed in on the photo, and soon realized that the vehicle was his.
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The team at BAN zoomed in on where the trackers had stopped on the island.
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By analyzing startup traces, we zoomed in on calls to Reflective Type Adapters as the culprit.
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The referee rang the bell, the camera zoomed in on the triumphant Styles, and Mahal disappeared.
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The film zoomed-in on several Confederate Flags, including a "The South Will Rise Again" flag.
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There are the tilted and shaky camera shots zoomed in on character's faces in tense scenes.
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"There's only three in the world," Lizzo revealed, as cameras zoomed in on her miniature accessory.
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In lieu of any actual character quirks, the show zoomed in on Pike's fortune cookie fortune.
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In the cohort, Boroden zoomed in on two stocks in particular: Regeneron Pharmaceuticals and Celgene Corp.
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I whipped out MarineTraffic, and within seconds I had zoomed in on the 187-foot Minderella.
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An unidentifiable, highly textured, zoomed-in-on piece of trash (?) posted by a graphic designer friend!
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The imgur user zoomed in on this frame, revealing Bucky's distinctive logo on his left arm.
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While microhistorians have long zoomed in on individual case studies, Hughes pinpoints her subjects even more narrowly.
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An apocalyptic gloss on "Footloose," this electro-glam musical zoomed in on gangs of future teenage toughs.
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Then, some remarkably determined Redditors zoomed in on two chalkboard signs in the background of the shots.
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While most finalists in the Golden Hour 2020 contest photographed landscapes, Sanchez zoomed in on a dragonfly.
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Because of my commitment to journalism, here is that same pic but zoomed in on his bicep.
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Then she zoomed in on the genes and proteins that are active in different cells of the breast.
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It's less zoomed in on Offred's stifled life, increasing its scope to the larger world that oppresses her.
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A number of developers have already zoomed in on this sector, creating customized software for design-oriented firms.
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Another photo zoomed in on a human mouth, the teeth stained and rotted, and the lower lip abscessed.
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If they observed residents doing anything that might be suspicious, Hadid said, they zoomed in on the image.
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She zoomed in on her sister, model Kendall Jenner, as she enjoyed the music festival vibes with friends.
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After that Gizmodo investigation, Pennington said, staffers zoomed in on the Jackson area to fix its Maps issues.
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The camera zoomed in on his elated face as he laughed and let out a scream, finally free.
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The ad ended as the camera zoomed in on her eyes and a massive nuclear explosion filled the screen.
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To combat a tech-filled program, Cramer also zoomed in on another bull market that's signaling full speed ahead.
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There are internal conflicts of this could have zoomed in on that they did set up through specific action.
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He got all arty at the end and zoomed in on my fingers, which was a nice, fortuitous decision.
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On Wednesday, Chaikin zoomed in on the stock of Walmart, down over 4 percent since the company's earnings report.
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The actress' final video zoomed in on a giddy Kelley, who Heigl said agreed to the role play idea.
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Mack's films have always zoomed in on the handmade, but here she complicates our assumptions about what that means.
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But when we zoomed in on her look, it was her '70s-inspired eye makeup that really stole the spotlight.
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Around the two minute mark, the camera slowly zoomed in on Edwards in a moment that felt like a climax.
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The camera then appeared to be in Offset's control as he zoomed in on the various bling Cardi was wearing.
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When the camera zoomed in on West's ex Rose, the crowd went wild – but Kris simply shook her head. 5.
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Instead of showing this person's full face, Daniel Dumbrava zoomed in on his pupil, showcasing the emotion of the moment.
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Saunders positioned a shoe against her white sofa for a beauty shot, and zoomed in on it with her phone.
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Wick photographed and zoomed in on these models until everything tiny became massive, a child's eye-view of a microcosmic world.
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With the photons turned off, the researchers zoomed in on the jump with fine-grained time resolution to see it unfold.
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She zoomed in on a platter of holiday cookies and added a nauseated emoji next to a picture of green jello.
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But his star turn was capped when a Reuters photographer zoomed in on a note he had written for his grandfather.
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We quickly panned across and zoomed in on Gemma, who looked distracted at the raised voices and the sudden close-up.
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And on Twitter, he obsessively zoomed in on a photo that showed Fields standing close to him and holding a pen.
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A few commentators have applauded the efficiency of the Chinese Communist Party's response, but most have zoomed in on its weaknesses.
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The teaser begins zoomed in on an American flag as a chorus of children (never not creepy) recites the Pledge of Allegiance.
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During a high-level security meeting, a television camera zoomed in on an open binder showing the weapon's design, ostensibly by accident.
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"While microhistorians have long zoomed in on individual case studies, Hughes pinpoints her subjects even more narrowly," our reviewer, Leah Price, writes.
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I zoomed in on a dot just north of the house and found myself at church, for the yearly family Christmas service.
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And I recognized my dad's face, covered in blood as the camera zoomed in on it to not show the bullet wounds.
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He zoomed in on Ms. French in 2007, when she went to see him for a schoolyard wrist injury at age 12.
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With Soldo, we looked at broader banking services and then zoomed in on expense management and identified them as an [interesting] opportunity.
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The hawk eye thing zoomed in on the subsequent replay, showing the ball did in fact hit the line, as Federer thought.
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CHIMERA zoomed in on the pulsar and imaged it very fast, then imaged the rest of the scene slowly to create this image.
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But as a motorbike-mounted television camera zoomed in on his face during one particularly tough section, Sagan was grinning rather than grimacing.
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I zoomed in on a rack of grapefruit-size pompoms made from turkey feathers dyed in acid-trip hues: banana, fern, cerulean ($220).
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The bad blood between Schneiderman and Trump dates back to 63, when he zoomed-in on the now-defunct Trump University for fraud.
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The woman zoomed in on the man wearing a brown durag who aims his right hand, fashioned into a gun, at Lawson's lens.
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With sure dramatic instinct she zoomed in on moments of pathos, lingering on a sighing motif, or building up crescendos with muscular impatience.
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In the video, Ms. Gill zoomed in on a six-foot-long, stiff, glistening dolphin carcass, its mouth frozen into a toothy smile.
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On a recent day, he moved his joystick and zoomed in on dozens of people on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
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"There's only three in the world," Lizzo said of her one-of-a-kind bag, as cameras zoomed in on the miniature accessory.
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" Lisa responded, looking directly at the camera before the shot zoomed in on a photo of Apu with the message, "Don't have a cow.
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" Lisa responded, looking directly at the camera before the shot zoomed in on a photo of Apu with the message "Don't have a cow.
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Republicans attacked Pelosi's paper-shredding and cable TV zoomed in on frames of the president approaching the Speaker only to leave her hand dangling.
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Once, on his break, Hadid heard other cops laughing about how another officer had zoomed in on a couple having sex on a rooftop.
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As Jamie Vardy sealed Leicester's win over Sunderland on Sunday, the television cameras zoomed in on a homemade banner waving frantically above the celebrating fans.
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Eagled-eyed fans pointed out that when zoomed in on Kardashian's photo, it appears that she has 14 fingers on her hands instead of 10.
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" The MTV star then zoomed in on the birthday card from his ex and Cyrus, which read, "Brody, WEED like to wish you a happy birthday!
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Ahead, we've zoomed in on the hands of our favorite A-listers for a guide on how to achieve each of of their signature nail styles.
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Jenner added the caption "she is not letting go of mom😂💜" and slowly zoomed in on her daughter's tight grip on Jenner's blonde hair.
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"Come on, really?" he groaned in the clip as he realized Lambert was videotaping him, but not before the musician zoomed in on his six-pack.
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As an example, Joshi's team zoomed in on satellite footage of the Khata and Basanta corridors in Nepal, which are forested links between larger wildlife reserves.
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In a short video clip she added to the post, the model zoomed in on the mirror to show her flat abs without revealing her breasts.
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The bullying was more visible, to peers, parents, and teachers, who zoomed in on what they saw—disciplining others if the abuse happened on school property.
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To seek out the counterweights to this argument, Cramer zoomed in on the 10 best performing tech stocks in the for the first half of 2017.
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She zoomed in on sharks Lori Greiner and Kevin O'Leary, better known as Mr. Wonderful, and playfully added a filter of cat ears to O'Leary's head.
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Josh, raising his iPhone, zoomed in on the man's fingers: he was neatly applying a line of ketchup to each fry, like toothpaste on a toothbrush.
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And what she zoomed in on was unmistakably an Android e-mail application, on what appears to be a Samsung tablet, possibly the new Galaxy Tab S3.
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It also does a decent job keeping stills from turning out blurry, but of course this gets harder if you're zoomed in on a far away subject.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star also zoomed in on her complexion in another video in which she showed off her freckles and long eyelashes.
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She posted a quick video on Snapchat wearing a lifted-up black hoodie that exposed her stomach, and stood sideways as she zoomed in on her waist.
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She says he zoomed in on a photo of her face and then told her that he was very interested to see who was at the protest.
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I still don't know, because the camera was zoomed in on Liger's masked face, showing only a portion of Ospreay crashing into him from some indeterminate origin.
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Supporters of Ms. Bozarjian zoomed in on the runner's face and the time stamp of the runners around him in the hope that someone could identify him.
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" The Hills: New Beginnings star then zoomed in on the birthday card from his ex and Cyrus, which read, "Brody, WEED like to wish you a happy birthday!
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In the short clip, 10-month-old Chicago looked directly into the camera, as the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star zoomed in on her youngest child's face.
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All eyes are zoomed in on Cora, the camera acting as the unrelenting eye of God as she bares her soul, asking for salvation but never accepting forgiveness.
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Beyond getting Cohen to list who else might have pertinent information on Trump, Ocasio-Cortez also zoomed in on a major white whale for Democrats: Trump's tax returns.
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As the camera zoomed in on a dark, elevated platform showing five women in silhouette, one was dramatically yanked off the stage as if hit by a truck.
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" The Hills: New Beginnings star then zoomed in on the birthday card from his ex and Cyrus, which read, "Brody, WEED like to wish you a happy birthday!
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Although when they zoomed in on older adults under the age of 65, the ACA did seem to improve self-reported health for them, particularly in expansion states.
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He appeared at the right moment in the video, but he also didn't stay fully pinned and then, when the video zoomed in on the building, the doodle disappeared.
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To my amazement, the tension between my parents began to abate, particularly when they both zoomed in on Sylvie, a magnet with her bright red hair and contagious giggle.
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She also might have dropped a BIG hint on the kid's name when she zoomed in on a name on the wall, Robert Harut (Armenian) means he has risen.
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There's a dedicated producer working on Mobile View throughout each game to make sure that the camera is always zoomed in on the right players at any given moment.
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Jenner zoomed in on two gold-wrapped gifts, one with a "Daddy" tag and the other with a "Wifey" label, in the short clip, which has since been deleted.
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At one point, when the camera zoomed in on him, the 44-year-old Briton raised his middle finger, a gesture regarded as obscene by many in Western culture.
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If screaming to the top of his lungs at his front camera wasn't convincing enough, he zoomed in on his three teardrop tattoos to let Chris know how he rocking.
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In the short clip, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star zoomed in on two gold-wrapped gifts, one with a "Daddy" tag and the other with a "Wifey" label.
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Fractal patterns are self-similar across many different scales, such that if you zoomed in on part of a fractal image, that smaller piece would look like the larger one.
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When corruption investigators zoomed in on her predecessor as president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, she abused her authority by giving him a cabinet post, to shield him from prosecution.
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While the Star Wars sequel trilogy was under development in 0003, fans who zoomed in on England's Longcross Studios were delighted to discover an unauthorized peek at the iconic Millennium Falcon.
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Most recently, while showing off some presents underneath her Christmas tree, Jenner zoomed in on two gold-wrapped gifts, one with a "Daddy" tag and the other with a "Wifey" label.
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While chatting with Sarah Perez (who was using the standard Portal on the other end), the camera even zoomed in on her dog when she left the room for a moment.
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As the Dow Jones industrial average crossed the 25,000 level for the first time since March, Cramer zoomed in on a group that reflected investors' relief over the temporary truce: retail.
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I watched the funeral of Gideon Fleet and his coworkers with Frostpunk's camera zoomed in on the cemetery, down from the God-like, bird's-eye view of the city builder camera.
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The Valentine's feature saw a number of celebs get affectionate after the camera zoomed in on them: Bryan Cranston kissed Julianne Moore, while Rebel Wilson got stuck in with comedian Eddie Izzard.
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If you zoomed in on the fluid and measured its velocity at finer scales, you'd still observe the same thing — each microscopic portion of the fluid moves in lockstep with the others.
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This culminated in a now infamous tweet where a Pokémon fan zoomed in on blurry footage from the game, obsessing over the way the game displayed, among other things, shadows and trees.
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" But Ruud Wiegerinck, a reader who wrote to us on Facebook, zoomed in on one aspect of the sprawling problem, asking: "How many homeless people live in California compared to other states?
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Let's take a closer look at an enhanced version of that image, zoomed in on the iPhone XR notch:If you recall last year's ads for the iPhone X, the notch was the star.
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With a black hoodie lifted above her chest, Jenner shared a profile view of her stomach area so fans get a sideways view of her body as she zoomed in on her waist.
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" When the camera zoomed in on a muddied-and-bloodied Jon Snow, Jones said — with the same stars in her eyes as so many of us every week — "Look at him, all mud.
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The IJOP zoomed in on users of "Kuai Ya," a mobile application similar to the iPhone's Airdrop, which had become popular in Xinjiang because it allows people to exchange videos and messages privately.
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" The camera then zoomed in on the American flag on top of the White House in a picture, which is edited to show one of the stars crossed out with a red "X.
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As we scanned through the body and zoomed in on sections, the designers emphasized the app was rendering in real time, producing full-color rotatable images on the fly from the original CT scans.
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With 4K, you can digitally zoom in and get a 1080p full HD crop — enough to clearly make out details you wouldn't be able to if you digitally zoomed in on a 1080p resolution video.
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The Senate controls the one TV feed distributed from the chamber, and the camera has been zoomed in on the House manager or lawyer for the President while that person is speaking at the lectern.
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Madeleine Lebeau, a French actress who attained movie immortality with one scene, when the camera zoomed in on her tear-stained face as she sang "La Marseillaise" in "Casablanca," died on May 21990 in Estepona, Spain.
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" Meanwhile, for the Magic Mike star's 39th birthday in April, Jessie posted an Instagram Story video in which she cheekily zoomed in on illustrations of women with speech bubbles saying "I want you" and "I miss you.
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While they'd zoomed in on making life easier for pedestrians at that earlier event, the two — with the help last night of another computer scientist, Abdul Rehman Liaqat — decided this time to pour their efforts into parking.
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During rehearsal, a video screen hanging center stage amplified the suffering, by showing live footage that zoomed in on details: Brother Luke's hand groping Jude's crotch, or Jude's agonized face as he squirmed on the hospital bed.
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Internet sleuths quickly zoomed in on a 20163-year-old civil court case involving Judge Kavanaugh's mother, Martha Kavanaugh, a district court judge in Maryland, in which Dr. Blasey's parents, Ralph and Paula Blasey, were the defendants.
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" On Friday, the singer sang Tatum a sweet birthday message in an Instagram Story video she shared in which she cheekily zoomed in on illustrations of women with speech bubbles saying "I want you" and "I miss you.
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McCartney also zoomed in on a sweet detail: Lourdes' knuckle tattoos, which pay homage to her mom (currently in the middle of a tough custody battle over Lourdes' half-brother Rocco) and dad (Madonna's former trainer Carlos Leon).
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The campaign's $750,61.53 travel tab, which includes the use of a private plane owned by Bloomberg's eponymous financial news organization, doesn't include airfare and hotels racked up this month as he zoomed in on California, Texas and Florida.
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The dressed person inspects each part of their bodies—including their uncensored penises, breasts, butts, and vaginas, which are zoomed in on and critiqued—to determine who they want to move forward with, eliminating one person per round.
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Using a technique called differential interference contrast microscopy, he zoomed in on comb jellies as they pooped and discovered that the anal pore is not a permanent anatomical fixture on M. leidyi, as some studies had previously reported.
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"He made some really grand promises about making America great — he zoomed in on the kind of towns that we're visiting today, the people in rural America, the people that I represent — and these are now broken promises," Rep.
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The Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee was watching the second round of the United States Senior Open in June when television cameras zoomed in on Bernhard Langer as he attempted a 7-foot eagle putt on the 14th hole.
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QAMISHLI, Syria — When the international manhunt for Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the leader of the Islamic State, zoomed in on a village in northwestern Syria, the United States turned to its local allies to help track the world's most-wanted terrorist.
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Electronic image stabilization 3.0 will provide "best in class video stabilization" that uses the gyroscope to compensate for pitch, yaw and roll, correct for rolling shutter, as well as reduce shakiness when zoomed in on a subject, according to Qualcomm.
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If you zoomed in on a part of it, it might look like this: Now I can find the distance between each successive point using the following formula: For the total circumference, I can just add up all these distances.
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The static, lo-fi images of the Senate floor vote were in stark contrast to the high production values of Mr. Trump's State of the Union, where cameras swooped above the audience and zoomed in on the facial reactions of politicians.
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The Warhol drawing in the margin that instructs how he wishes to have the photograph cropped indicates that this document was Warhol's second run of (re)presentation of the killing chair, from 1967, when he zoomed in on the chair/table hybrid form.
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To get an even better grasp of the relationship between waiting periods and gun-related deaths, Malhotra and his team zoomed in on the eight years from 1990 to 1998, when several states with no waiting period laws were forced to adopt one.
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The Vampire Diaries has repeatedly zoomed in on Damon Salvatore's tortured face while a woman weeps on the floor in her underwear next to him: He must be in so much pain, the subtext goes, for him to hurt her so badly.
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Amid the outpouring of praise and admiration for Anthony Bourdain after his apparent suicide in France on June 8, a few outspoken members of the addiction recovery community zoomed in on his "demons," and scorned his drinking on the shows that made him famous.
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In a classic but brilliant case of online pettiness, users of both Instagram and Twitter literally zoomed in on the facial expressions of three Black people behind Milano in what appears to be a shoe store, or perhaps the shoe section of a department store.
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CARACAS, Jan 5 (Reuters) - Cameras zoomed in on First Lady and lawmaker Cilia Flores as an opposition legislator accused Venezuela's government of handing out diplomatic passports to drug traffickers, an allusion to her two nephews on trial in the United States on cocaine smuggling charges.
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The two jurors, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they feared retaliation over the verdict, said they saw the blow to the officer when they watched the video on a laptop and zoomed in on Mr. Small at the driver's side window of Officer Isaacs' car.
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The star posted another version of the day's events, a much more intimate look at her life than the invasive paparazzi shots zoomed in on her kidney-transplant scar: a vintage-filtered video of her friends on a boat, smiling, snuggling, and basking in the sun with avocado snacks on standby.
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It didn't take long before fans of the show zoomed in on the ink to make out what appears to be "Proverbs" (from the Old Testament of the Bible) — which makes sense considering Prewett has been vocal about her Christian faith as well as her views on sex before marriage.
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Media around the world has also zoomed in on Kavanaugh's performance, with British news organizations in particular ridiculing Kavanaugh for his repeated denials of having high school drinking habits, and for unconvincingly painting a picture of his past as a conscientious student too consumed with sports to have time for women.
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After a Greg Zuerlein field goal gave the undefeated Rams the 29-27 lead with slightly more than two minutes remaining in the game, television cameras zoomed in on Rodgers as he waited to enter the game from the sideline so he could fashion another one of his prototypical, last-ditch winning drives.
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But what really made the story come to life was when we zoomed in on one house that had changed hands several times and got to talk to all the people who had touched it — the investor who flipped it, the family that bought it, the would-be buyer who kept losing out to investors.
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To seek out the counterweights to this argument, Cramer zoomed in on the 10 best performing tech stocks in the for the first half of 2017 — gaming giants Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts, software players Adobe Systems, Red Hat and Autodesk, semiconductor-related companies Micron, Nvidia and Lam Research, payment provider PayPal and the Apple-involved Broadcom.
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A writer of Aksel Sandemose's ilk most probably would have zoomed in on the girl in the red bikini both he and his friend desire, then followed the three of them through life, because here we have a very fundamental psychological as well as social structure, two on one, and archaic in nature, the taboos surrounding it are basic.
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Last summer, he released a report called "The New Automobility," in which he concluded that ride-hail companies like Uber and Lyft have added 5.7 billion miles of driving annually in cities like Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, DC. Erhardt said his research differs from Schaller's in so far as it "zoomed in" on a specific city during a specific period time, and examined the effect of Uber and Lyft on traffic congestion.
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It has been a story of joy, of mostly men in California and Seattle inventing a future under the occasional influence of LSD, soldering and hot-tubbing, and underneath it all an extraordinary glut of the most important raw material imaginable—processor cycles, the result of a perfect natural order in which the transistors on the chips kept doubling, speeds in the kilo-, mega-, and eventually gigahertz, as if the camera had zoomed in on an old IBM industrial wall clock that sped up until its minute hand was a blur, and then the hour hand, and then the clock caught fire and melted to the ground, at which point money started shooting out of the hole in the wall.
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