Sentence examples for explosion detection from inspiring English sources
Among other publicly traded companies selling security products and services are InVision Technologies, which manufactures explosion detection equipment for use in airports.
The events that are less affected by background noise are scream sounds while explosion detection presents the highest EERs across all SNR conditions.
The Peabody, Mass.-based biotech firm designs and manufactures medical image processing systems for CAT and MRI scanners, and security imaging systems in luggage scanners and explosion detection devices.
(The deep-pocket roster of defendants included DuPont, Rhône-Poulenc and Novalis Fibres, as well as Fenwal, maker of fire-protection products, and Det-Tronics, which produces explosion-detection equipment).
Sarbi, a former army explosives detection dog that survived enemy gunfire and explosions in Afghanistan, succumbed to brain cancer.
The DET curves for both types of environment are illustrated in Figures 3 and 4. The log-likelihood produced by the abnormal non-vocalic Gaussian mixture was employed in the case of explosion and gunshot detection while the log-likelihoods produced by the atypical vocalic mixture were used to generate the screamed versus normal speech DET curves.
This provides a way to fight against state explosion, by enabling the detection of errors in systems with large state spaces.
Detection of the explosion was swiftly followed by condemnation from Washington, Moscow, most European capitals – and even Beijing.
The DET curves with respect to each one of the three environments are depicted in Figure 8 (explosion, gunshot and atypical speech detection).
Zanjeer ("Chain", or "Shackles"), a detection dog who detected arms and ammunition used in 1993 Mumbai (Bombay) serial explosions.
Detection of the Soviet explosion in 1949 was described by what press accounts referred to as "a source close to Truman" as a "miracle of intelligence"; uncertainty about the January event may bespeak a need for better intelligence.
