Sentence examples for airborne resources from inspiring English sources

There were few airborne resources available to the British Army by mid-1941.

The Council for Geoscience is thanked for providing the regional airborne magnetic data and data processing resources.

By adopting STC12C5A60S2 SCM as a system control unit, assisted by appropriate software and hardware resources, we complete the airborne control module's design of unmanned airship system.

Its staff worked on airborne radar and other electronic warfare resources for the RAF.

The land and airborne study into the province's natural resources - carried out in 2004-06 anamedmed the Tellus Project after the Roman goddess of the Earth - is expected to have a huge impact on the economic, environmental, agricultural and health sectors.

Similar predictive power could be expected for the management of resource-mediated invasions by other airborne fungi.

Magnaporthe oryzae is a model species for the study of airborne crop pathogens, and classical and functional genetic resources are available, leading to the identification of a large number of pathogenicity determinants (Talbot 2003; Ebbole 2007; Wilson and Talbot 2009).

Natural ventilation is more suited to resource limited settings as a measure of airborne infection control since it is both less costly and more efficient at removing airborne particles.

Turkey is currently on a military buying spree, shopping for about $10 billion in tanks, helicopters and airborne early-warning systems -- an illustration of the military's economic resources that are almost never discussed, even as the military's political involvement comes under increasing scrutiny.

High resolution airborne Light Detection and Ranging (LiDAR) has become a commonly used resource on a global scale to study landscapes and associated cultural features, especially in areas covered by dense forest.

We use remote sensing data from a variety of satellite and airborne instruments to characterize mineral and thermal properties as surface indicators of geothermal resources in Nevada.