remote sensor

Lawrence would have wanted the same security those remote sensors could provide.

Remote sensors were unlikely, but it was best to be on the safe side.

And only a small percentage of them would show up on a remote sensor scan.

"It's bad enough to trust these remote sensors for information.

The image from the remote sensor relay appeared on the screen.

He swallowed hard, then put the remote sensor back on the side of the helmet.

Now he had an armoury of remote sensors to aid him.

His computer mind manipulated remote sensors, working with more precision than a human being ever could.

In many cases, we now have remote sensors in place, rather than people.

Remote sensors detect movement along every path and road leading to the complex.

Every single thing you know comes to you, your brain, by remote sensors.

The return of the remote sensors' readings to normal levels proved that.

Remote sensors were expensive equipment to leave behind with a planted colony.

In the field, remote sensors can detect important parameters at an oil drill site.

Our remote sensors never seem to work right, so let's hope these compies can do a better job."

He told the remote sensor alarm to switch off.

Our remote sensors don't indicate any unusual readings from there yet."

It was resentfully accepted that the Americans were ahead in the field of remote sensors, so there would be little he could tell them.

The substation's remote sensors were running through their last circuit checks.

Also, data collection could be spotty if a remote sensor was located in a "dead spot."

Basically there are two different classes of radar remote sensors for ocean waves.

Remote sensors and alarms may be installed to monitor tower conditions.

The dolls were actually highly sophisticated remote sensors for the Creche program's main computer.

I suggest you start with this model - it's worn just under the breastbone, so doesn't need remote sensors.

He began activating remote sensors to inspect the area.