Sentence examples for new police technologies from inspiring English sources

SHENZHEN, China, Aug. 9 — Behind Shenzhen's aggressive introduction of new police technologies is an unusual computer software company that has won some of the initial government contracts, China Public Security Technology, and the wealthy tycoon who runs it, Lin Jiang Huai.

The Supreme Court wrestled with how to reconcile the Fourth Amendment's ban on unreasonable searches with new police technology such as thermal imaging.

This covers the use of the Sesame Street theme tune as a military torture device, worrying new police technology such as Long Range Acoustic Devices ("they're like acoustic water-cannons"), and the "infrasonic hum" the planet has endured since the dawn of time: "We live in the echo of the Big Bang, so the heat death of the universe is the dying out of this echo".

Mr. Norris said the advent of new policing technologies poses new policy dilemmas for his city.

New policing technologies allow law enforcement agencies to learn about local crime trends in real time and to deploy resources to hot spots.

Xiao Qiang, editor in chief of China Digital Times, based in the United States, estimates that "way above 50,000" government employees, uniformed and nonuniformed, monitor the Internet, deleting posts, tracking offenders and crafting new policing technologies.

But now a new website uses police technology to sketch out faces of characters described in notable novels.

New policing methods and technology have helped the department reduce the stubbornly high rate of shootings, he said.

As Reid Hoffman, a founder of LinkedIn puts it, As massive technical innovation radically reshapes our world, we need to develop new business models, new technologies and new polices that amplify our human capabilities, so every person can stay economically viable in an age of increasing automation.

According to a new report, The Future of the Force: Police, Technology and Serving the Public, a range of technologies could assist the police with their enquiries, from electronic notebooks to autonomous crowd monitoring, sensor networks and augmented reality.

Finally, some newer crimes, such as cybercrime, can be fought only by using an extensive array of technology that exceeds the scope of police technology proper.