Sentence examples for get imagery from inspiring English sources

Task forces made up of senior C.I.A. and mapping agency officials worked on the problem from August through December, first to rig ways to get imagery to policy makers and then to fix the computer malfunction itself.

As fighter design has evolved, so too have the sensors: today's fighters can get imagery and other data from a bristling array of sensors embedded inside the aircraft or attached to the outside in aerodynamically engineered pods.

There are also plans in the works to mount it to remotely operated robots and small vehicles to help get imagery that otherwise wouldn't be easily reachable by a human Trekker.

Google, of course, has been taking the Trekker across the world already and most recently hiked around the Grand Canyon to take enough images for over 9,500 panoramas there and handed it over to a local hiker to get imagery of Canada's Arctic territory.

Google is trying to get imagery and information out of every nook and cranny of the globe, and you can imagine a day where we'll all be able to set out to our favorite spots that haven't been documented yet, and feed that information back to a global database.

For now, the Google Maps for Business imagery will only display imagery covering the continental U.S. Google says this will "help customers like government agencies get the imagery they need without collecting their own aerial photography".

We do get some imagery that will leave half of the viewing audience pretty darn uncomfortable.

"It's hard to get the imagery out of my mind," one said.

Large UAVs are often flown far away from the frontline – often overseas – making it difficult to get the imagery to troops in combat.

"It took probably thirty-six hours to get good imagery, because so much sediment and silt was raised when the thing crashed," Admiral Allen told me.

In order to get additional imagery of Columbia so they could determine the damage, they had to prove that there was a very, very serious problem.