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Then a new movie was shown with new images, new people, new animals in it, and a new scan set was recorded.

A few years back, a man called Kevin Lafferty took a group of scientists into three Californian estuaries and they pretty much weighed and dissected and recorded everything they could find, and what they found were parasites in extreme abundance.

These are recorded as numbers in the form of binary strings, with as many as 44,000 for every second of sound.

For example, if a picture has 30 adjacent pixels of green space, they can be recorded as "30 green" instead of coding each pixel separately - a process known as run-length encoding.

Albums like De La Soul's "3 Feet High and Rising" and the Beastie Boys' "Paul's Boutique" looted from decades of recorded music to create these sonic, layered masterpieces that were basically the Sgt.

African-Americans supported it at a higher level than had ever been recorded.

He lived up to his nickname "William the Conqueror" through a massive survey known as the Domesday Book, which recorded the population and ownership of every piece of land in England.

They became highly prized mercenaries, and during one of these battles, they made the first recorded heavy cavalry charge with couched lances, a devastating tactic that soon became standard in medieval warfare.

I logged on to a citizen journalism platform called iReport, and I recorded a video talking about what the scene was like in Bangalore.

I went to a candlelight vigil where citizens gathered together to talk about the issue of sexual violence openly, and I recorded a lot of blogs in response to how worrying the situation was in India at that point.

So after a lot of thought, I recorded a video blog in response, and I told Michaela, well, there are different sides to India, and I also tried to explain that things would be okay and I expressed my regret for what she had faced.

Now, we can talk about this in terms of terabytes and petabytes and billions of objects, but a way to get a sense of the amount of data that will come off this camera is that it's like playing every TED Talk ever recorded simultaneously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, for 10 years.

This image shows those paths, all the hurricanes that have been recorded.

And I recorded Dizzy.

And I recorded it and we won something called a Grammy.

Then the U.N. Jazz Orchestra dropped by and we recorded them and got nominated for a second Grammy back to back.

And Pat Metheny and Jim Hall were there and they recorded with us.

We put the mops in the hallway and re-engineered the thing and that's where we recorded the first Grammy.

And that is a room that was built for a woman named Nancy Wilson, who recorded that album at our school last Christmas.

And at the beginning, we were so touched by these stories, we were so amazed by these stories, that we thought that maybe the best way to talk to the guerrillas was to have them talk to themselves, so we recorded about a hundred different stories during the first year, and we put them on the radio and television so that the guerrillas in the jungle could hear stories, their stories, or stories similar to theirs, and when they heard them, they decided to go out.

Three months later, after traveling all around the country, I had recorded 33 films, only with the help of local people, only with the help of people that I was asking all the time the same question: What is important to record here today?

The Bergen Railway was a recorded program.

Gottman observed hundreds of couples having a conversation and recorded, well, everything you can think of.

So he recorded what was said in the conversation, he recorded their skin conductivity, he recorded their facial expressions, their heart rates, their blood pressure, basically everything apart from whether or not the wife was actually always right, which incidentally she totally is.

And it doesn't even have to be a video we recorded.

We basically analyze the changes in the light that are recorded at every pixel in the video over time, and then we crank up those changes.

But it turns out we can do that not just to show tiny changes in color, but also tiny motions, and that's because the light that gets recorded in our cameras will change not only if the color of the object changes, but also if the object moves.

It's a video I recorded about three years ago.

(Music: "Mary Had a Little Lamb") And this is a high-speed video we recorded of that bag of chips.

That's how tiny the motions are that we are now able to pull out just by observing how light bounces off objects and gets recorded by our cameras.

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