Sentence examples for infrared sight from inspiring English sources

Anthony Todd Saxon, 34, was charged with impersonating an Army master sergeant and stealing the infrared sight after he was caught on the base with a land mine, grenades and night vision devices, prosecutors said.

The Bomb Squad doesn't like to talk about how it goes about defusing bombs -- they don't want to tip their hands -- but it is known to use a water cannon with an infrared sight to disable suspected bombs these days: an eight-wheeled, remote-controlled robot X-rays the package and fires the cannon.

This thing is completely remote controlled and features infrared sights and laser aiming systems so you can pick off booby-trapped boats from miles away.

For the Explorer spacecraft known as WISE (Wide-Field Infrared Survey Explorer), the road has been long and the end is not in sight.

The 1033 and Homeland Security programs have resulted in local governments around the country acquiring an astonishing range of military equipment, including armored personnel carriers, M-16 assault rifles, grenade launchers, and infrared gun sights, all of which were designed for combat.

Attenuation and blurring are introduced by atmospheric environment impacts on the transmission process from zero sight infrared radiation to the detector.

But the aircraft's infrared and thermal sights, as well as its ability to intercept radio communications, offer valuable tools, military officials said.

They can really be placed anywhere as long as you have a remote that works on radio frequency instead of line-of-sight infrared.

Also, given line of sight issues, infrared is unable to supply power to embedded devices — whether in the body, within the walls, in everyday household objects or in our shoes.

Handheld antiaircraft missiles, or man-portable air defense systems (MANPADS), using optical sighting and infrared homing devices like the Stinger missile, have been used effectively against fighters and helicopters in conflicts in Afghanistan, Iraq, and other areas.

The most significant of these is that infrared requires line-of-sight to operate, which is fine if you don't mind pointing your cell phone at your computer every time you want to send an E-mail or upload a file, but Bluetooth users don't have to worry about that.