Sentence examples for concealed devices from inspiring English sources

The former reveals concealed devices - even those hidden inside a bomber's body - and the latter detects the tiniest particles of explosive residue.

The former reveals concealed devices - even those hidden inside a person's body - and the latter detects the tiniest particles of explosive residue.

In the airline security business, they call them Artfully Concealed Devices: sophisticated bombs, mostly non-metallic with a hard-to-detect, "low-vapour explosive" like pentaerythritol tetranitrate (PETN), disguised inside ordinary, harmless items like shoes, underpants, soft drink bottles or even printer ink toner cartridges.

Much of the evidence came from the long and warm conversations that Mr. Bridgwood, wearing a concealed device, recorded with the kingpin's son.

While State Department officials said the concealed device was not found in the inner suite of offices where Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright works, other U.S. officials said it was discovered last summer in a conference room on the seventh floor of the building, where Albright and other senior level officials hold important meetings.

In relation to her own writing style she says: "It's a way of expressing disappointment, disapproval, without actually... it's another one of those concealing devices".

The uranium enrichment process is also easy to conceal, devices can be made more quickly, and the risk of proliferation with nuclear allies such as Iran is higher.Condemnation of the blast was swift.

During the session, rumors surfaced of a federal investigation, involving wiretapped phones and legislators wearing concealed recording devices.

Scientists are required by Iraqi intelligence to wear concealed recording devices during interviews, and hotels where interviews take place are bugged by the regime.

The $3,000 "communications audit" contract to sweep Pruitt's office on March 3 for concealed listening devices was conducted by Edwin Steinmetz Associates, according to records obtained by the Post.

"The intelligence suggested that this was to be achieved by means of concealed explosive devices smuggled on to the aircraft in hand baggage.