Most important was a new family of electronically guided missiles, employing either beam- or wire-guidance systems.
Other Pentagon officials have suggested that journalists and academic experts vastly underestimated the effectiveness of electronically guided weapons, even in a region notoriously "target-poor" -- lacking in bridges, factories, power stations and other sites vulnerable to air power.
Drugs administered during the pentobarbital coma were abstracted from an electronically guided patient data management system.
Both embroidered scaffold parts (main scaffold and lid scaffold) were made and sewn together on electronically guided machines (Möckel embroidery and engineering company, Auerbach, Germany).
That episode came to light only after Iran announced that it had electronically attacked the drone and guided it to a landing.
That episode came to light only after Iran bragged that it had electronically attacked the drone and guided it to a landing inside its borders.
Journal of Fluid Mechanics 176, 67 93] and the modeled frictional shear viscosity model proposed by Syamlal et al. [1993. MFIX documentation and theory guide, DOE/METC94/1004, NTIS/DE94000087. Electronically available from http://www.mfix.org], which was modified to fit experimental data.
The review will also be disseminated electronically and in print to help guide healthcare practice and policy.
In any case, modern torpedoes and missiles are guided to their target electronically.
The added intelligence permits the weapons to be guided to their targets electronically and from a distance instead of by a laser signal from a fighter plane, tank or soldier at the scene.
