Sentence examples for electronic target from inspiring English sources

During the last few decades, these paper targets have been gradually replaced by electronic target systems, immediately displaying the results on monitors.

A mobile yarder equipped with hydraulic power transmission and a loading capacity of 5 to 6 tonnes, the "Hydrokran", went into production for the first time in 1972; and in 1983 this yarder's productivity was improved significantly by the application of the electronic "Target and Speed Control".

Third, the physical characteristics of microwaves appear to lend themselves to offensive applications against electronic targets -- even those as simple as a PC.

Conventional fighters and tactical fighter-bombers have also been pressed into service as ground attack aircraft, a role aided by the use of sophisticated electronic targeting systems and precision-guided munitions.

Its wealth of recommendations can serve as a helpful resource as we seek to strengthen our border to seize counterfeit goods, use advanced electronic targeting of small parcel shipments, disrupt cyber-enabled theft, spread e-commerce best practices to ensure consumer safety and raise public awareness.

It is an indoor sport, and on the highest level electronic targets are used instead of the traditional paper targets.

Not only has the coupon survived the transition to electronic form (Target department stores and craft store giant Michael's both have dynamic e-coupon programs).

The leader should be able to hit the correct locations on the electronic Nerf target almost, if not EVERY time.

We focus on the electronic coordinates, targeting reaction conditions where the electrons are the main energy carriers to trigger the steps; nonetheless they are inter-related with the atomic movements.

Self-powered stand-alone electronic systems, targeting low power applications, are the future of power management.

In response to Reuters inquiries, a senior Obama administration official said, "The United States is not conducting electronic surveillance targeting the headquarters of the World Bank or IMF in Washington".