bioscope

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bioscope

1. a kind of early film projector

2. a South African word for cinema

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The blurb on the back of Bioscope reads, 'Is kahani mein drama hai, emotion hai, tragedy hai...' [This story has drama, emotion, tragedy...] and it couldn't have been a more apt description.

NON-FICTION: TIDBITS FROM TINSELTOWN

(86) In Medan, the Andalusian String Orchestra accompanied the General Bioscope. (87) In Batavia, the London Cinematograph claimed to have its own string orchestra.

Mapping 'the whirligig of amusements' in colonial Southeast Asia

New Delhi [India], Nov 25 ( ANI ): Sushant Singh Rajput, who has always pushed boundaries and taken risks every step of the way through the course of his career, will now be part of an interactive session for Bioscope at the 48th International Film Festival of India.

Sushant Singh Rajput to discuss 'content id king' at IFFI 2017

Before long, the pier offered visitors a theatre of wonders, alpine railway, shooting gallery, park swings, merry go round, tea and coffee rooms, bar, bandstand, photographic studios, waterchute, flying machine, helter skelter, maze, bioscope, cake walk and zigzag slide.

Oh, we do like to be beside the seaside... IT'S A BANK HOLIDAY WEEKEND WHICH CAN MEAN ONLY ONE THING...A TRIP TO WESTON-SUPER-MARE

Boxing shows, which had been a staple of the fair, were outlawed in the early 1900s by order of the town council, but other well-known showmen presented Gallopers, Gondolas, Motor Car Switchbacks and Bioscope Shows.

WAY OUT WEST

The BioScope corpus: annotation for negation, uncertainty, and their scope in biomedical texts.

MASS--Modal Annotation in Spontaneous Speech: semantic annotation scheme for modality in a spontaneous speech Brazilian Portuguese corpus/ Esquema de anotacao semantica para modalidade em corpus de fala espontanea do Portugues Brasileiro

(37.) Arthur Segal, Personal communication, 9 November 2013; Kenneth Segal, Interview with author, 9 November 2013; David Marks, Facebook post 'The Bioscope called Ben', 30 November 2013, 04:23 mins, accessed November 2013.

The house where history ended up: packing up the Ben Segal Collection

While a university student in Calcutta, she saw her first Bioscope and immediately fell in love with the medium.

From Rajahs and Yogis to Gandhi and Beyond: Images of India in International Films of the Twentieth Century Vijaya Mulay

His Bioscope projector and camera, his "Urban Film Printing Machine," and his "Film Measuring Machine" (46) all made him "the human embodiment" for Britons "of the American technology that he espoused" (12).

Film and the mechanization of time in the myth of the Great War Canon

Atomic force microscopy (AFM) images were obtained in a tapping mode on a BioScope (Digital Instrument).

Structure and properties of nylon 1010/ethylene-vinyl acetate rubber-based dynamically vulcanized thermoplastic elastomers filled with Si[O.sub.2]

There is a place where bioscope is displayed and a different arena for archery, dart games, ball games where consumers can have a gala time.

Experiencing marketing: the "Chokhi Dhani" way

THE inaugural edition of the Bioscope Global Film Festival (BGFF) at the NDMC Convention Centre in the Capital will feature films in 15 Indian regional languages apart from movies in 15 international languages.