range sensing造句

• Long-range sensing would be provided by other platforms in air or space.
• The advance of pedometrics is also linked to improvements in remote and close-range sensing.
• The payload was most likely a long-range sensing and tracking system required to aim a laser.
• Jack Lamberton, an analyst with NatWest Securities in New York, said the purchase makes long-range sense for Pfizer.
• By linking wide-ranging sensing capabilities with complex rules, researchers could infuse the system with an almost humanlike intelligence.
• Subramanian A, Iyer L, Abbott AL, and Bell AE ( 2001 ) " Segmentation and range sensing using a moving-aperture lens ".
• Fostering a wide-ranging sense of community _ and responsibility for all children _ is a primary message of the Carnegie Corp .'s annual report, " A Developmental Strategy to Prevent Lifelong Damage ."
• I tend to agree that something may need to be done in a range sense for a short term or maybe sprotect will suffice . ju66l3r 17 : 45, 14 September 2006 ( UTC)
• It may have been his youthful experiences as a sharecropper and migrant farm worker in the Depression or simply something in his blood, but somehow, early in his life, Gray developed an acute and wide-ranging sense of social justice.
• The unflinching Bennett does show some long-range sense of strategy _ notably when he withdrew from his beloved weekly poker games with the Supreme Court Justices William Rehnquist and Antonin Scalia a full year before he saw his legal maneuverings in the suit landing on the court's docket.