Sentence examples for precision surveillance from inspiring English sources

The world of pre-gaming and beer bongs has gone on unabated, Dr. Luthar has observed, even as the paradigm of absentee parenting that distinguished a previous era has been replaced by the model of precision surveillance.

Human resources are at the core of AI development, especially when for example automated biometric technologies are already providing precision surveillance of humans, automated facial recognition technology is on its way to monitoring Chinese citizens, and AI is already making everything intelligent and a war weapon.

On Nordnes mountain, this permanent, high-precision surveillance enables the site to be placed on a "red level" whenever the rate of displacement exceeds 15 mm per day.

Viral sequences contain important information; studying the behavior of novel variants in the laboratory and adding precision to surveillance in the field are necessary if we are ever to improve our predictive powers.

Ultra-wideband (UWB) is a radio technology that enables low-power-level, short-range, and wide-bandwidth communication, and it has been widely applied in personal area networks, precision geolocation, medical, surveillance, and vehicular radar systems.

These new technologies would need to be at least as sensitive and accurate as existing methods to ensure the continued precision of global surveillance programs.

R.M.A. refers to the way armies have transformed themselves with the tools of the digital age — such as precision-guided missiles, surveillance drones, and real-time command, control, and communications technologies — and Adamsky begins with the simple observation that it is impossible to determine who invented R.M.A.

The President's missile defense program will be fully funded and there will be new money in areas like battlefield intelligence, satellite surveillance, precision-guided weapons and defense systems against biological warfare.

For disease surveillance, both precision and recall are important: a high precision indicates that the system assigns the right disease to a certificate, while a high recall indicates the system does not miss certificates that contain that disease (particularly important for rarer diseases).

ULA, meanwhile, maintained that responsibility for national security satellites that cost hundreds of millions of dollars and help guide precision bombs and conduct surveillance should not just go to the lowest bidder.

They sent a list of concerns to the government, including the "lack of clarity and precision" of several provisions, surveillance laws and scope of restrictions to the freedoms of expression, peaceful assembly, association and the right to privacy.