Sentence examples for think of a drone from inspiring English sources

The problems get larger still when you think of a drone having to avoid obstacles: weather, birds, manned aircraft and all the other drones zipping around.

And what Drucker conceived of as the typical agent of the Information Age, the "knowledge worker," is a type now thought of as a drone in a cubicle, or perhaps a lone coder in his basement.

Nowadays, when I see the word drone I think of a children's toy, more or less; you see them advertised in kid's commercials, and in real life at the park or in someone's backyard.

"It's a trance element, not in a modular sense, to think of it droning in one key.

When you think of consumer drones, chances are you are thinking of quadcopters.

Reading about Hammond's work, you can't help but think of our own drone warfare.

I like to think of them as drone artists.

What does Pakistan think of the drones?

When you think of what drones are most infamous for - undermining liberties and disintegrating people - Zisiadis and Kahn's project acts as a refreshing twist on the good-drone-bad-drone discussion.

Think of such drones as especially unwelcome American tourists, cruising the exotic and picturesque backlands of the planet loaded with cameras and weaponry, ready to intervene in deadly ways in matters its operators, possibly thousands of miles away, don't fully understand.

Think of an atomic bomb, think of drones flying through the skies or some super-advanced fighter jet.