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Technically, NATO surveillance planes could be deployed to detect movements by or signals from Colonel Qaddafi.

Sensors can be deployed to detect the radioactive emissions of bombs or weapons-grade materials, but plutonium and uranium are not all that easy to detect, lead shields can hide their emissions, and today's sensors have limited range.

N RSs will be deployed to detect targets within this monitoring area.

The acquisition of this trait was probably helped by gene duplication events during the evolution of seed plants to create DWARF14, so that the KAI2 gene could be deployed to detect karrikins, while DWARF14 could be used in other aspects of plant development (Fig.  7).

So far, various detection and prevention schemes have been deployed to detect, deter and eliminate DoS occurrences.

Many different technologies -- from sonar to X-rays -- have been deployed to detect termites, with varying success.

Too many canaries were deployed to detect gas leaks in coal mines, too many ravens launched from ships to find land — bird anxiety is an essential component of the human predicament.

For example, in barrier coverage scenarios, sensors are deployed to detect any moving path crossing a belt region.

In the previous studies, a fairly restrictive vision-based driver assistance system has been deployed to detect lane departure, blind-spot and to monitor following distance, headway time.

The first iteration of the device debuted in the Gulf of Maine in 2001, where it was deployed to detect Alexandrium fundyense, an algal species whose toxins cause an illness known as paralytic shellfish poisoning.

That's on top of a homegrown fleet of spy satellites and radar installations Japan is deploying to detect ballistic missile launches hundreds of miles offshore.