The suffragette and novelist Rebecca West admired the "pretty young girls" but also noted that they were contained on a site "ringed with barbed war entanglements and patrolled by sentries".
Users will be able to zoom in for a closer look at whatever takes their interest: a particular house, say, or a car.Data are also streaming in from other sources: remote sensors operating as fixed sentries, sensors on ground vehicles and sensors on the equipment that soldiers carry around with them (some have cameras on their helmets).
With luck, it can make some progress by speaking a lingua franca such as Java or.NET, and by brandishing widely used passwords that are the internet equivalent of its mother's maiden name.Sooner or later, however, the byte encounters some truly anachronistic sentries, called "legacies".
The sentries are subtler now; but they are still there.
Counter-intelligence efforts have also increased, and orders given for extra "guardian angel" sentries to watch over coalition forces when working with Afghans.
An American B-1B bomber was on hand to follow up; an Apache helicopter provided surveillance.After the show was over, the Royal Marines reported two Taliban sentries killed and others fleeing.
Extra sentries, called guardian angels, watch over NATO troops when they work together.
THE sentries safeguarding the world's treasures tend to be invisible.
This has not happened; not yet, anyway.In this section Oscar Luigi Scalfaro, Italy's unneeded nanny The climb-back of Schröder Boris v Yevgeny A marriage without Virtue isn't easy The self-appointed sentries One leg in, one leg dangling Poland's market in goods and ideas ReprintsIn other democracies, such interference would cause an uproar.
If the elderly sentries were first tweezed off, more than 63% of the larvae gained entry.
Indeed, many Palestinian families, separated by the conflict, have met at the border fence to reacquaint themselves for the first time in 50 years.The only disturbers of the peace are the hotheads shouting insults under the noses of the po-faced Israeli sentries standing just three metres (ten feet) across the barbed-wire fence.
