Interceptors can intercept and destroy intercontinental ballistic missiles during their midcourse phase of flight. |
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When Lewis's body guard tried to intercept the ruthless former champion, Tyson decked him. |
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To the fore came satellite imagery and the National Security Agency's capacity to intercept communications. |
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Since they are flying objects nobody from the ground will be able to intercept them and seize the confidential letters. |
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Thus, it must be something that is happening in the atmosphere to intercept solar radiation. |
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He heard the whine of steel on scabbard and drew his two swords, barely crossing them in time to intercept her drive. |
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The intercept of the extrapolated regression line and x-axis was taken to be an estimate of the presentation time. |
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Because the intercept was expected to pass through the origin, it was fixed at zero for each fit. |
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This relationship is decreasing, with a slope and intercept significantly different from zero. |
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Likelihood and regression analyses give slightly different estimates of the slope and intercept. |
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The lasers talk to the computer, which moves a blocking device to intercept the puck. |
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He changed the fortune of the game by a gloriously timed intercept and a 50 metre run to the line. |
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As liberals in today's world we have to accept greater use of intercept communication, surveillance and plea-bargaining. |
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The jets attempted to intercept and identify the source of the contrail, but no visual or confirmed radar contact was made, he added. |
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Toward this effort the United States has cooperative agreements with many other nations to intercept drug activity. |
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Every day little dugouts would skilfully intercept our boat, almost rolling in the wake before lashing on properly. |
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As part of their primary mission, NATO fighter pilots sit on continuous alert, ready to intercept and identify uninvited aircraft. |
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Billions of virus-like packets of little news factoids fly around the net, and people intercept packets that meet criteria of interest. |
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Such was the poor state of US intelligence communication, German code-breakers found it easy to intercept and interpret cables. |
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But one of the heavy cruisers was maneuvering to intercept them, and was closing fast. |
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Marines conducted foot patrols and sent out sniper teams to intercept would be attackers. |
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But in order to intercept a nuclear strike, the US needs five radar stations to track the incoming missiles. |
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She moved towards Wales and the north-west to collect support, with Edward marching from Windsor to intercept her. |
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A year earlier F16s had failed to intercept a Cessna light aircraft that deviated from course, and buzzed the White House. |
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Through repeated rehearsals, a captain can adjust his defensive strategy and intercept virtual attackers before they reach their targets. |
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A malicious third party could easily intercept this information by placing a sniffer upstream of the company's servers. |
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Where possible try to take landmarks that intercept at as near ninety degrees as possible. |
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They were called in to intercept incoming bogies and succeeded in downing two PAF F86s out of four that were attacking the airfield. |
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Using fast moving skiffs, the Coast Guard would quickly intercept the protesters to keep them from interfering with the off-loading operation. |
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The doormen actually intercept approaching revellers in the street outside the club, asking them to shush. |
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And when wildlife inspectors intercept illegal shipments of endangered and threatened animals, he is the first person called. |
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A drain constructed from sheet metal guttering was installed at the foot of each plot to intercept the runoff. |
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The Thaad missile, designed to intercept medium-range ballistic missiles, missed its target in six consecutive test shots. |
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The Arrow was designed to intercept short range ballistic missiles, although it can be upgraded to handle longer range missiles. |
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The objects were also picked up by radar, prompting jet fighters to scramble to intercept. |
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The aircraft are designed to scramble and intercept incoming enemy jets before they can pose a threat to the carriers. |
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If the plane is acting suspiciously, fighter jets could scramble to intercept. |
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Fighter jets scramble too late to intercept a private plane flying very close to the White House. |
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If the relevant agency has lawful authority to intercept a telecommunication, technological barriers should not prevent them from doing so. |
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But again, they weren't seeking to tape or intercept a conversation from you or from him specifically. |
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The police were given wider powers to tap phones, record other conversations and intercept mail, for periods of up to one year. |
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Now you shift your weight, and in response to my final, right-side punch, intercept my movement with a right-leg roundhouse kick. |
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These choppers intercept several aircraft a week that have entered the no-fly zone. |
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The system also has three flank arrays on both the port and starboard sides and an intercept sonar. |
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There are actually numerous ways to intercept packets in Windows, each with their own disadvantages and weaknesses. |
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The development of radar to intercept aircraft and direct gunfire revolutionized the Allied bombing offensive. |
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Echelon's network can intercept any international telephone call, email, fax or radio transmission. |
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Our final-approach controller began giving us vectors to intercept the final bearing. |
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At Jutland Bank the British Admiralty wished to intercept the German fleet as it left its home port. |
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The launches moved to intercept but were no match for the smaller craft, which was loaded with explosives. |
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One of the recon teams had a radio intercept operator monitoring enemy transmissions as the battle went on. |
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Clearly, the intercept differences produced by the intensive properties were substantially smaller than those produced by spatial properties. |
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Their fine foliage can intercept tiny water droplets and fog as it blows over the plateau. |
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The points of light were most likely fighter craft being launched from their hangars to intercept the Mobius. |
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To estimate the relative surface area of basal lamina and apertures, we used a line intercept technique with cycloids. |
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By now, the Anti-Terrorist Squad had managed to intercept the phone conversations between the fidayeen and their handlers. |
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Sensors will detect out-of-position occupants and smart belts will pre-tension to position your body correctly so the airbag can intercept you properly. |
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Already, a detachment of Vanguards was on its way to intercept the Wings. |
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These devices intercept the particles coming from the region between the plasma and the walls, and then neutralize them before directing them into pumping ducts. |
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He said two military gunboats were dispatched to waters near Malaysia and undercover police sent to various ports in the southern Philippines to intercept the abductors. |
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After 1730, the French competed from the southwest as La Verendrye and his sons developed a series of posts to intercept the aborigines travelling from the west to the Bay. |
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They intercept and diffuse, to some extent babysitting the possible aggressor until the disease of violent intent has passed. |
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But fortunately, our intelligence were able to intercept his plans to blow up these planes about 8 or 9 years ago, but he has been on the run since then. |
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It also said turf wars between police officers, Special Branch units and intelligence agencies were holding back attempts to intercept terrorists. |
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Some government agencies intercept satellite and other transmissions. |
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The slope and intercept are calculated by a linear least squares program. |
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Of course, the NSA has to intercept the coded messages in order to decrypt them, but they have a worldwide array of listening posts that can do just that. |
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Eager to prevent the family ruction he knows this will bring about, Ray makes a beeline over to his parents' house to try to intercept the letter. |
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Hackers can intercept our e-mails and tap our telephone calls. |
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German fighter planes scramble to intercept him but he lands safely. |
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Both left The Guardian last year to begin a news startup funded by Internet billionaire Pierre Omidyar called The intercept. |
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The proposed system is supposed to intercept intercontinental ballistic missiles minutes after launch, while their rocket boosters are still burning. |
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The GPS led me by the spinner toward the intercept, cued the turn onto the approach path and guided me as surely as a localizer toward the airport. |
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Mighty hunter Baluk proposes that the solution is to travel northwards in order to intercept the annual caribou migration and hunt the herd for the band's needs. |
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In the meantime, the city has built two storage facilities in the eastern beaches and one in the western beaches, designed to intercept sewage overflow. |
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An approaching cool front is likely to trigger an excellent run of coastal panfish action, and upper-coast anglers are eager to intercept moving schools. |
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The face mask would certainly help keep your hands away from your nose and mouth, and might also intercept those germs the person next to you is coughing into the air. |
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In a distant blockade, the blockaders stay well away from the blockaded coast and try to intercept any ships going in or out. |
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Keith Park's tactics were to dispatch individual squadrons to intercept raids. |
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He immediately set out to intercept them, and Nelson eagerly anticipated his first fleet action. |
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The Austrians evaded Bonaparte's attempts to intercept them but were driven into the city after a pitched battle on 15 September. |
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The test excluded an attempted intercept, as no SM-3 guided missiles were launched. |
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Thus they passed twice in sight of the English fleet, which was unable to intercept because of the adverse wind and an unfavourable tide. |
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The intercept correlates with a zone of chalcopyrite and bornite mineralisation in the porphyry and surrounding metasediment. |
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The British now suspended North Atlantic convoys and the Home Fleet put to sea to try to intercept Admiral Scheer. |
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For example, pitchers have to be held upright, so that only their opercula directly intercept light. |
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The conversion to AESA will also give the Eurofighter a low probability of intercept radar with much better jam resistance. |
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Third the x intercept of the marginal revenue curve is half that of the inverse demand curve. |
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First the marginal revenue curve has the same y intercept as the inverse demand curve. |
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Prince Louis intended to land in the south of England in May 1216, and John assembled a naval force to intercept him. |
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Tromp quickly responded by sending his own captains to intercept the English. |
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Later on 28 February Blake sent a squadron of frigates to intercept and claim the Dutch merchantmen off the coast of La Rochelle. |
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The other German ships tried to refloat her, but decided to scuttle her instead when they became aware of an approaching Russian intercept force. |
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The English made a vain effort to intercept the Armada in the Bay of Biscay. |
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Battle plans were laid down and ships were repaired and refitted to intercept the Russian fleet. |
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The military aims to develop long-range surface-to-air missiles, called L-SAM, by 2020 to intercept missiles at an altitude of about 50 km. |
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In previous reports, Snowden also exposed that NSA tapped communication lines of Google and Yahoo to intercept user's data. |
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Hubert de Burgh, Henry's justiciar, set sail to intercept it, resulting in the Battle of Sandwich. |
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With a primary air defense role, emphasis was placed on the ability to intercept strategic bombers flying at high altitudes. |
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This was critical in providing the British with the opportunity to intercept and destroy them. |
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The destroyers sailed south to intercept the Brest Group but it steamed much faster than expected and to catch up, Pizey took the destroyers over a German minefield. |
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Such strategies serve to intercept and declaw demands for the displacers to depart, to cede territory, lands, and resources back to those who were displaced and dispossessed. |
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This had the desired effect, as it forced Essex to move to intercept them. |
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In this position, astaxanthin can intercept reactive molecular species within the membrane's hydrophobic interior and along its hydrophilic boundaries. |
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Again, in 1052 when Edward's fleet was waiting at Sandwich to intercept Godwine's return, the ships returned to London to take on new earls and crews. |
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In contrast, Luftwaffe fighters attempting to intercept raids had to randomly seek their targets and often returned home having never seen enemy aircraft. |
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This is the second highest value gold intercept drilled at the Penasquito property and highlights the prospectiveness of the entire Outcrop breccia area. |
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The royal army proceeded westwards to intercept Henry's march on London. |
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In the late 16th century, English ships cruised in the Caribbean and off the coast of Spain, trying to intercept treasure fleets from the Spanish Main. |
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However, instead of marching into nearby Winchester and seizing Henry's treasury, Robert paused, giving Henry time to march west and intercept the invasion force. |
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In some areas such as near Somalia, patrolling naval vessels from different nations are available to intercept vessels attacking merchant vessels. |
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