Sentence examples for spotter technology from inspiring English sources
He relies on data from "shot spotter" technology, which alerts the police every time a gun is fired in certain areas of the city; it goes off about eighteen times a day.
In addition to saving time, this also made New Jersey cheaper to reactivate since the cost needed to modernize the battleship only included the addition of missile and gun system mounts, electronic warfare suites, and improved radar and gun spotter technology.
Since then not a single gunshot has been recorded by shot-spotters, a technology which can pick up and pinpoint the discharge of a firearm within ten feet (three metres).
Concretely, we have studied two speech recognition technologies (keyword spotter and continuous speech recognizer) using the different acoustic models described in the 'Acoustic models generated' section and also varying the vocabulary and language models.
Spotting devices for MALDI matrix include the 'CHIP-1000 'CHIP-1000 Corp., Kyoto, Japan), which iShimadzuon piezoeleCorp. technology, and a spotter from Labcyte (Sunnyvale, CA, USA), which is based on acoustic droplet deposition (Aerni et al. 2006).
He adds that the budget includes $1.8m for new law-enforcement technology, such "shot-spotter" gunshot-detection devices, which pinpoint the location of gunfire.
That is why we employ a keyword spotter (KWS), which is a speech recognition technology used for the detection of isolated words of interest (keywords) from an audio stream.
Similarly, Mr. Loeb said he picked another candidate, Michael J. Wolf, the founder of Activate, a media consulting firm, because of his media and technology contacts and his reputation as a "talent spotter".
For all the advances in unmanned technology, however, the air campaign was most effective when human ground spotters were present, senior Pentagon officials said.
In a nod to old technology, throughout extensive recent renovations they kept the original catwalks over the casino floor from which spotters would look for cheating, predating video surveillance.
