Sentence examples for terrestrial command from inspiring English sources
Terrestrial command and control centre for a drone; Obstacle avoidance technology for a drone; (Drone) wing technology; Take off/ landing technology for a drone; Drone engine; Power source.
Table 2 Technological projections for open technologies for "panoramic viewing with drones" 1. Terrestrial command and control center 2. Obstacle avoidance technology for drones 3. Wing Form 4. Takeoff / Landing technology 5. Engine 6.
Cross-impact analysis helped us reveal strong negative correlation between the type of terrestrial command and control centre and alternative wing form; there is strong correlation between engines and power sources used and minor correlations between take off / landing technologies and wing form.
Six of these technologies have not been mentioned in IP portfolios of involved parties and are deemed open: Terrestrial command and control centre for a drone; Obstacle avoidance technology for a drone; (Drone) wing technology; Take off/ landing technology for a drone; Drone engine; Power source.
Despite all that has been done by broadcast TV, cable and now the Internet to make it obsolete, terrestrial radio commands an average of 21 hours a week of adult Americans' time.
It lists various dangers to American drones, including "air defense threats", "jamming of UAV sensor systems", "terrestrial weather", and "electronic warfare employed against the command and control system".
Nigel Pickard, the ITV director of programmes (down 15 to 31), has endured a tough year, under his command, ITV1 ratings slipped faster than any other terrestrial channel, down 6.5%to21.8%8%.
Woody the cowboy - that genial reminder of America's terrestrial pioneering days (James Stewart would have been perfect carbon-based casting) - commands what passes for complexity in this new story when he is stolen by an overweight, halitositic toy collector and meets Jessie, an assertive cowgirl.
Pence likened it to the special operations command established in the 1980s that provided unified command and control capabilities for mobilizing terrestrial air, sea and land forces.
Atmospheric and terrestrial turbulence.
