0 a recording of moving pictures and sound, especially as a digital file, DVD, etc.: --
1 a videocassette recorder --
2 using video: --
video frequencies
a video recording
3 to record a programme from the television, or to use a video camera to film an event: --
4 a series of recorded images which are shown on television or viewed on a screen: --
5 an electronic recording of moving images, for example a film or TV programme: --
In one experiment, subjects were shown three types of videos, depicting positive, negative, and neutral stimuli (play, severe aggression, and scenery, respectively).
Two commercially available videos are also referred to for the quality and time-dependent features of the images.
The image of the dead child appears only briefly; it flashes into and out of the video's optical field in less than a second.
There are some similarities between the two videos, most notably the classic style of microphones used.
Many other more interesting videos are listed in a footnote.
Interviews and direct observations provide a broad understanding of the process, analysis of transcripts and videos provides even closer insight.
Training workshops utilized small group work: videos and role-play allowed the practice use of relevant techniques.
We need clear descriptions of circuit function and behaviour, backed up by recordings (and videos).
