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videotape replay

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videotape replay [′vid·ē·ō ¦tap ′rē‚plā]
(electronics)
video replay


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Ideally, the officials themselves will talk fans through videotape replays in more detail than the announcers, who sometimes offer little more than the self-evident word that ``the stewards have determined the incident did not warrant a disqualification.
HORSE RACING: THEY'LL EXPLAIN IT ALL TO FANS by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Part III (Practical Applications of Qualitative Analysis) provides through three chapters real-life and hypothetical examples (theory to practice situations) to practice applications, including a chapter on videotape replay with qualitative analysis.
Knudsen, D.V.. & Morrison, C.S. (2002): Qualitative Analysis of Human ... by Palaestra
Videotape replay will remain in use for all other existing circumstances, such as if the puck has crossed the goal-line, if it is in the net prior to the goal frame being dislodged, or if it is in the net before time has expired.
Hurling: NHL OVERTIME BONUS by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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