Sentence examples for images of enemy from inspiring English sources
The wraparound display screens used in simulators today are notoriously fuzzy, and the idea is to use the VRD to superimpose sharper, high-resolution images of enemy aircraft.Meanwhile, back at the University of Washington, Dr Furness and his team are investigating the underlying fundamentals of retinal projection, and its potential application in low-vision aids.
Although the attack was a failure in military terms, the news coverage including televised images of enemy forces firing on the U.S. embassy in Saigon, the South Vietnamese capital completely undermined the administration's claim that the war was being won and added further to Johnson's nagging "credibility gap".
Every day Matthew flies a Global Hawk remotely from his computer console, steering it with his mouse over a militarily significant part of the globe, from where the aircraft's powerful sensors stream back precision images of enemy targets to air force headquarters.
There, for instance, unmanned Predator aircraft flew 25,000 feet over Kandahar, taking infrared and radar images of enemy movements and installations.
Norman Brosterman, an antiques dealer based on Long Island, has built a collection of kimonos and other clothing with repeating images of enemies being bayoneted and bombed.
"That was even cooler,"says Gottlieb, "because not only did you have the real weapon, but also when the soldier looked in the sight he would see a computer-generated image of enemies and objects moving around the ground.
For instance, a pilot might be commanded to gather images of an enemy site located in unknown territory.
Its satellites are used to snap images of the enemy, provide communications in remote areas, and guide ships, drones and even bombs via GPS.
Mr Saakashvili's support for Ukraine's orange revolution particularly irked Mr Putin.Lilia Shevtsova of the Carnegie Moscow Centre argues that the political system built by Mr Putin requires the images of an enemy and a besieged fortress.
"No, you did". There's a bizarre follow-up, too: in 1990 the German army, of all bodies, used Guernica as its recruiting poster, adding the baffling slogan "Hostile images of the enemy are the fathers of war".
TAY BAY HTA, MYANMAR -- When Myanmar announced a cease-fire last month with one of the country's most prominent rebel groups, images of longstanding enemies shaking hands across a table were beamed around the globe and touted as evidence of further reconciliation in a country emerging from decades of military dictatorship and interethnic strife.
