Sentence examples for dangerous targets from inspiring English sources

These findings have led some researchers to propose that there exists a 'threat module' [4], [11] in the brain that tracks the potential danger associated with sensory arrays, and subsequently biases attentional selection towards dangerous targets [4].

The rules of engagement then supposedly forbade it, though Mr. Nixon, the commander in chief, had issued a secret order — conveyed to General Lavelle by his Pentagon superiors — to bomb dangerous targets at will.

This is especially important for dangerous targets, such as mines.

The proposed method identifies all potentially dangerous targets correctly and has a false-alarm rate of about 5%.

Our method identifies all potentially dangerous targets correctly and has a false-alarm rate of about 5%.

On top of that, CSEC's own language in their overview of the airport-spying program does not seem to indicate they're only collecting data on alleged terrorists or other dangerous targets.

But is it such a dangerous target that no-one can make jokes about Islamic State any more?

These works of art are viciously funny - and for once the joke is directed against a truly dangerous target.

"The case we make is that 2C itself is a very dangerous target to be aiming for," he told the Guardian.

The social and psychological underpinnings of prejudice and group mentality are still very much there, and super-powered mutants are an easy (albeit dangerous) target for the consequences of these.

Like North Korea, the paramount goal of Iran's nuclear drive is making its theocracy an enormously dangerous target for those who might challenge the mullahs' rule as a menace to peace.