Sentence examples for ar from inspiring English sources
noun
An AR-15 personal machine gun, M-16 assault rifle, M-4 carbine, derivative or related gun
But as location and social-network information are knitted together, AR becomes the logical way to display the results: highlighting your friends in a crowd at a festival, for example, and eventually enabling your glasses to remind you of the name of the person you are talking to at a conference, together with their most recent postings on social networks.
Even so, there are very few AR operating rooms, says Henry Fuchs, an expert in AR medicine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Big names are also entering the fray: Amazon and Google are putting their money and expertise behind in-house AR projects.Many companies are testing AR's capabilities in their advertising campaigns.
Video games would also seem a perfect fit for AR technology, and many game studios are investing in development.
The additional technologies required to take virtual images and integrate them into the real world still have a long way to go: most AR technology is still expensive, fragile and unwieldy, though researchers are doing their best to change that.
AR: I studied business in Bristol and started working for a property company to fund it.
The NRA thinks that next year the Democratic president and the incoming, more strongly Democratic, Congress will start by going for a ban on semi-automatic assault rifles, such as the Russian-made AK-47, or AR-15's, which are a favourite with police departments.
"But I think I would be better off protecting my business or my family, if there was a law-and-order breakdown in my community, people roaming around my neighborhood, to have an AR-15 and I don't think that makes me an unreasonable person".
Valenzuela had both hands clasping an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle.
Between 1994 and 2004 the sale of assault weapons (including the AR-15 that the Batman killer reportedly used) and magazines holding more than ten bullets was banned.
The founders could not have explicitly meant to include an AR-15 assault rifle in their definition of "arms" because they could not have imagined one.
