Sentence examples for ability to detect weapons from inspiring English sources

It described the airport's deteriorating ability to detect weapons, including handguns or fake explosives.

WASHINGTON — The United States does not need to explode nuclear weapons in order to be sure its aging arsenal is still potent, and its ability to detect weapons tests by others is good, according to a report released Friday by the National Academy of Sciences.

Among them is a program to test the ability of screeners to detect weapons concealed in luggage.

In tests, the screeners' ability to detect smuggled weapons fell in the 1990's to 80percentt from 90percentt, and then the F.A.A. stopped releasing the numbers altogether.

Charter groups bridle at LAUSD's order to 'wand' students to detect weapons.

Animal researchers and other scientists say they are not surprised by dogs' ability to detect the components of chemical weapons.

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Given the new dangers of such weapons in terrorist hands, it would be wiser now to step up these efforts—increasing security at storage sites, improving the ability to detect theft, finding safe ways to dispose of dangerous stockpiles, finding useful work for former weapons scientists—not pare them back.

"The ability to detect a lie and the ability to lie successfully are completely unrelated," he says.

"We all have strengths and weaknesses in our cognitive abilities, including our ability to detect social cues," she said.

"These measures will help to improve our ability to detect and isolate Ebola cases.