Sentence examples for electronic counter from inspiring English sources

At 9 01 a.m., the machine reset its electronic counter to "0" and gave this instruction: "Prepare for election".

It has excellent electronic counter countermeasure capability, very low probability of intercept, high electro-magnetic compatibility, good counter electronic support measure capability, and ideal 'thumbtack' ambiguity function [3].

In the past, DirecTV has tried a variety of more conventional approaches to fighting piracy, including cooperating with law enforcement to bust black market distributors and taking various electronic counter measures, or ECMs.

His verdict is that "relying upon Soviet era surface-to-air missile systems - even upgraded models - puts Syria at a considerable disadvantage and hinders its ability to mount a credible defence against a modern air arm outfitted with the latest in precision-guided munitions and electronic counter measures".

"It will be the first time a People's Liberation Army exercise has focused on combat forces including digitalized units, special operations forces, army aviation and electronic counter forces," the brief English-language report added.

An electronic counter had been featured in the Stock Exchange editions released in Europe in the early 2000s, and is also a feature of the Monopoly City board game released in 2009.

In fact, this limitation demands a far superior performance of optical devices compared to its electronic counter-parts.

Each high-threat operator will work with a team including a No2 ammunition technician, a Royal Signals soldier to handle electronic counter-measures, and an infantry escort.

The strategic response to ECM is electronic protective measures, also known as electronic counter-countermeasures (ECCM), the purpose of which is to undermine enemy attempts to deny use of the electromagnetic spectrum.

Drones, jungle-penetrating radar and electronic counter-measures can help combat terrorists for a while but the terrorists soon work out a way round the counter-measures and technology helps them develop more deadly means of attack.

The inquest, at Oxford coroner's court, heard that a communications breakdown between army logisticians and the regiment meant the electronic counter-measures (ECM) kits, which are fitted to vehicles, did not get to the troops until the evening of June 28 2004, the day Gentle died patrolling in a Land Rover.