Sentence examples for drone in which from inspiring English sources

The effect was of a primordial drone in which overtones clashed and warbled, phasing in and out in waves, chaos seeking order.

Mr. Kennedy chose the last of these options, and what resulted was a slowly changing chordal drone in which plush string textures eventually morphed into a reedy hum and then a dense cluster, with individual players breaking out of the mass for single bowed or plucked tones.

Once you've heard the tremulous, ghostly drone in which Yeats recites it, you think of the poem in a completely new way — as an incantation, an invocation, the casting of a spell of memory and desire — and, at least for me, it remains there as a background hum in any reading of his work.

In honey bees this is not the case for full-sibs, because they may descend from the same drone, in which case their paternal Mendelian sampling terms are identical.

In a section backed by strident guitars and spacey drones, in which each dancer enacted a personal passage of torment, she walked ponderously across the floor, her body drooping, her face contorted.

Kennebeck juxtaposes Obama's speeches about drones – in which he claims that they are able to take out insurgents without harming those around them – with the testimonies of those who know that this is untrue.

Francis Brown, partner at Bishop Fox presented "Game of Drones" in which he concluded that the solutions are rife with marketing, but most of them are not yet available.

In the 2015 letter, the signatories warned of the dangers of artificial intelligence in weapons, which could be used in "assassinations, destabilizing nations, subduing populations and selectively killing a particular ethnic group". Many nations are already familiar with drone warfare, in which human-piloted drones are deployed in lieu of putting soldiers on site.

— is the focus of GQ's new "Confessions of a Drone Warrior," in which Matthew Power profiles Airman First Class Brandon Bryant.

The drone strikes — in which American forces use unmanned, remotely guided aircraft to fire missiles at suspected members of the Taliban and Al Qaeda in the restive tribal areas — are very unpopular in Pakistan.

In 2012, the legal charity Reprieve helped a Pakistani tribesman, Noor Khan, launch a court case alleging that GCHQ may have contributed intelligence that led to the drone strike in which his father and almost 40 other civilians died.