Sentence examples for reconnaissance collection from inspiring English sources

The good news was that Ed, Paul, and Karma Tenzin of the Council for Renewable Natural Resources were able to make a reconnaissance collection of samples from the ancient juniper trees growing at the timberline below Tampe La.

Among them were material on tactical nuclear weapons targets in the Soviet bloc and a 300- to 400-page handbook listing reconnaissance and intelligence-collection systems used by the American military.

Data collection by Reconnaissance Market Research, M. Davis and Company, the Institute for Policy and Opinion Research at Roanoke College, the Survey Research Center at the University of Waterloo, the University of North Florida and the Siena College Research Institute.

Totally 36 wells were identified during our reconnaissance survey for the collection of water samples to carry out chemical analysis.

A reconnaissance survey was done before actual collection of data to have an overview of the study area and to determine the sample size.

Frequently deployed for intelligence collection (e.g., surveillance and reconnaissance), they are also useful for establishing long-range communication and providing tactical support.

In short, the simple reconnaissance demonstration presented here illustrates how a collection of "secure" machines can be assembled into an insecure system requiring that we explore cyber-defensive testing facilities, methodologies, toolsets, and how these can be linked to testing goals.

Reconnaissance is the military term for the passive collection of intelligence about an enemy prior to attacking that enemy.

We generally use satellite data as a reconnaissance tool to target higher resolution airborne data collections.

The change from Watchcon 3 to Watchcon 2 involves a significant increase in the use of reconnaissance planes and spy satellites, as well as more vigorous collection and analysis of electronic signals from the North, ministry officials said.

Mike Mockford is archivist at the Medmenham Collection, which covers the work of aerial photographic reconnaissance in World War II.