Sentence examples for detect enemies from inspiring English sources

It also figured that the ability to detect enemies from greater distances would reduce the need for armor.

He has the ability to detect enemies, scout with a camera on his back and fight viciously on your behalf.

The Pentagon has asked Congress for nearly $5 billion for drones next year, and by 2030 envisions ever more stuff of science fiction: "spy flies" equipped with sensors and microcameras to detect enemies, nuclear weapons or victims in rubble.

So that males were mainly hunting (hunter-gatherer hypothesis)—they had to detect enemies and predators much faster [183].

The Navy has argued that without training on this widely used system, sailors' ability to detect enemy vessels is severely hampered.

Working at the Narragansett Marine Laboratory at the University of Rhode Island, they were granted access to Navy audio recordings made to detect enemy submarines.

A short while later, England established a chain of Radio Detection and Ranging, or radar, stations along its south and east coasts to detect enemy planes and ships.

But where this technology was invented to detect enemy positions in the underbrush, Mosse uses it to make us call into question pictures we thought we understood.

Dioxin was an ingredient in Agent Orange, the defoliant the United States sprayed across Vietnam in the hope that by stripping bare the country's jungle canopy, American troops could better detect enemy movements.

They will replace the Nimrod aircraft scrapped in 2010 that left a glaring hole in the ability to detect enemy submarines in UK waters, such as at the entry point to the submarine base in Faslane.

The coastline is scattered with improbable and thankfully untried defensive devices: Martello towers; the Royal Military Canal; and, strangest of all, some enormous concrete ears that were supposed to detect enemy planes in the days before Radar.