James keeps a radio with him, which alerts him to the presence of creatures by emitting static, allowing him to detect them even through the thick fog.
Seinfeld talks about his comic routines as if they're discovered rather than created: observations that are out there, camouflaged against the patterns of everyday life, waiting for him to detect them.
Is his questioner nevertheless right to detect in him a freer, less thoughtful enthusiasm for Matisse and Picasso than for his cherished abstractionists?
The device, resting in the small of his back, felt huge; Shepard assured him it was difficult to detect, but warned him to be careful when sitting down.
He has stayed so long that he and New Yorkers are now getting on each other's nerves: he, increasingly peevish and deaf to his critics; they, in turn, no longer able to detect or grant him any qualities beyond arrogance.
The molecules then float off as vapour.Dr Fotakis's lasers are coupled with devices that help him to detect which layer the laser is working its way through.
He apparently honed his material using SHORE (Sophisticated High-Speed Object Recognition Engine) technology, which helped him to detect audience reactions and jettison the jokes that didn't raise a smile.
Although the actual fabrics for the collection were selected months before, Mr. Pilati creates versions of each design using lightweight gray flannel wool, which makes it easier for him to detect flaws, before final samples are completed.
But the beauty of the new technology, says Silver, is that it also incorporates software that allows him to detect mutations that have never been implicated before and work out if qthey would be likely to lead to enough protein damage – because genes are the code for building proteins – to cause the disease.
Mr. Nohl, who said he works for mobile operators who hire him to detect vulnerabilities in their systems, said many operators continue to run unencrypted data networks because it allows them to more easily filter out competing, unwanted services like Skype, an Internet-based service that allows consumers to make voice and video calls without using the operators' voice networks.
