Sentence examples for a large swarm of from inspiring English sources

Everywhere he went on Friday, he was trailed by a large swarm of photographers, reporters, bloggers and curious onlookers, who made it impossible for him to audition in obscurity.

On the odd chance that you are being chased by a large swarm of killer bees, this might not apply.

At the request of the Doctor, the Tritovores send a probe to investigate approaching cloud and discover a large swarm of stingray-like aliens who create wormholes by flying at terrific speed around planets, and are protected by their metal exoskeletons.

I was in the audience that sat through the a rain delay and witnessed the large swarm of bugs rise from the rolling grassy stage.

Controlling large swarms of robots is hard, at least on a human scale.

Particle flow, dispersion, deposition and wall particle interactions are investigated tracking large swarms of 2 and 0.2μm diameter particles in a Lagrangian frame of reference.

"The best place to be is as far away from as a many people as possible, since then you will be unlikely to be near not only the places an outbreak would be likely to begin, but also far away from large swarms of potential zombies," Alemi told HuffPost.

And in the so-called sterile insect technique, scientists rear large swarms of pests, sterilize the males with radiation and release them to mate with females, who then lay sterile eggs.

The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization warns that large swarms of locusts are forming in Africa's Sahel region and are likely to push northward to Algeria, Libya, Morocco and Mauritania once they take flight.

As their numbers and missions increase, three important challenges will emerge for these large swarms of sensor and surveillance UAVs: (1) the need for near real-time dynamic command & control of the swarms, (2) efficient mission planning and dynamic real-time re-tasking of the swarms, and 3) the need for improved automation of swarm mission planning and command & control.

Advances in sensor technology and computer networks have enabled distributed sensor networks (DSNs) to evolve from small clusters of large sensors to large swarms of micro-sensors, from fixed sensor nodes to mobile nodes, from wired communications to wireless communications, from static network topology to dynamically changing topology.