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In addition to equipment typically carried by target drones, the RP-77D could be equipped with reconnaissance or meteorological sensors, or with air sampling equipment.
Both men believe that the popularity of distributed workplaces will only continue to grow, and estimate that roughly 100 million rooms could be equipped with video conferencing and screen-sharing equipment.
They could be equipped to fight properly.
The missile could be equipped with warheads designed to evade missile-defense systems, he added.
If a standard existed, vehicles could be equipped with uniform devices and greatly enhance highway safety, they say.
The snipers could be equipped with special rifles firing heavy.50-caliber slugs, which could immobilize or destroy a vehicle.
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The committee chose the 957 model because it had a large screen, could run custom applications and could eventually be equipped with Web-browsing capabilities, he said.
Lectures with enhanced sound and extraneous noise elimination can be piped in that way, and the device could also be equipped with language translation software, he said.
Having no war industry, his forces could not be equipped with conventional firearms; hence, he armed his peasant recruits with pikes and traditional war scythes.
On the other hand, the Harrier can operate from makeshift landing sites, is more flexible and reliable and could easily be equipped with the advanced Brimstone anti-tank missiles carried by the Tornado.
Each Phantom had a video camera in its nose, two small headlights, contact sensors, color sonar, and other accoutrements, and Graham explained that they could also be equipped with a variety of tools, including a cable cutter, and a suction device (or slurp gun) to bring back marine specimens.
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