How To Use Radio-controlled In A Sentence
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During World War II, he developed a camera a hundred times more powerful than the iconoscope, which was the first night-vision camera, called the sniperscope or snooperscope, and he worked on radio-controlled missiles.
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Now, if you just want to tell the time, you can pay £30 and get a radio-controlled clock that will tell the time to one millionth of a second, which is great.
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One of their first luxuries was a trip to Disneyland and their three children were given treats - the two girls wanting new shoes and their son a radio-controlled car.
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The puppets and sequences rely on a system built on servos motors of the kind used in radio-controlled aircraft to position control surfaces like the elevators and rudders.
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While the effects have not exactly held up the test of time, admittedly, one can still appreciate the incredible cleverness that went into the illusion, especially the use of radio-controlled devices and early animatronics.
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From filming nude scenes for 'Ecstasy' in 1933 to devising radio-controlled torpedoes meant to foil German defenses in World War II.
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Everyone liked the robots, some of which looked hardly human, but which nevertheless moved around in response to signals from handheld radio-controlled devices.
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In a recent comment about station wagons and hatchbacks I mentioned how certain vehicles handle the challenge of carrying large radio-controlled model airplanes one of my beloved hobbies.
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This target simulator was eventually adapted for simulations of the guidance of a radio-controlled missile.
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The CVRJ and Band C programs are satisfying an urgent Department of Defense requirement for increased system production in order to prevent the detonation of radio-controlled IEDs.
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In fact the only sound is the electric motor working, which is a bit like the noise a child's radio-controlled tractor makes.
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The Cyclers are controlled by a hidden handset but they are also robots acting on messages rather than just simple radio-controlled devices and if the message gets corrupted by interference they don't do it and if the transmitter is turned off they shut down and go to sleep until it turned back on.
Rise of the (giggling, punning, dancing) robots
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The school bell will also be replaced by radio-controlled clocks in each classroom.
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The cash is part of money raised through sponsorship for the team's effort to build and race a radio-controlled car in the annual tournament which they won last year.
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Belarusian Interior Minister Anatoly Kuleshov says the bomb was probably homemade and radio-controlled.
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A radio-controlled robot scoured the plant and detected higher than normal radiation levels.
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The remote controlled variation works much like a child's radio-controlled toy.
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Yeb eventually emerges with a radio-controlled toy car in his arms.
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The first radio-controlled toy car appeared in 1955.
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And later this month some of the country's top drivers of radio-controlled stock cars are converging on Marley for a Champion of Champions meeting.
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On Monday at 2pm a man successfully managed to escape from the shop with a £120 radio-controlled car after asking to have a close look at it.
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During his PhD studies at Canterbury University in the early 1980s, Dr Alexander worked on amphibious designs and made his own radio-controlled model.
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The family argues that he would still be alive if his regiment had been equipped with up-to-date technology that would have stopped the radio-controlled bomb from being detonated.
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The CVRJ and Band C programs are satisfying an urgent Department of Defense requirement for increased system production in order to prevent the detonation of radio-controlled IEDs.
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It's also fun for all age-groups, and people will be able to either bring along their own radio-controlled cars or hire them here.
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a radio-controlled airplane
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The latest promotion from Maxol is just the thing for the school holidays: mini racer radio-controlled models.
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Flying today's advanced radio-controlled planes can challenge the best teams.
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One can still appreciate the incredible cleverness that went into the illusion, especially the use of radio-controlled devices and early animatronics.
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But the past few days when I've been blogging I've looked out the window and seen a small boy walk past with a radio-controlled car.
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Pilots might dismiss Ravens as radio-controlled toys, but they are popular with soldiers and more are being rushed to Afghanistan.
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The children had radio-controlled toy cars for Christmas.
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This radio-controlled clock satisfies my need for accuracy, plus it projects the time onto my bedroom ceiling.
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Thirty-eight hours and nearly 1,900 miles later, the 11-pound plane with a six-foot wingspan landed in Ireland, the first radio-controlled model to make a trans-Atlantic crossing.
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Much of it has the feel of something dreamed up while sitting around the bong and spitballing: Hey, wouldn't it be funny if we tied one end of a string to my dick and the other end to a radio-controlled toy helicopter and then flew the helicopter?
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A radio-controlled, diesel-hydraulic, orange-peel grab, it is also used for working with scrap.
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Henry Ford and other top engineers helped to design both full-size and scale planes that were radio-controlled.
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He had designed, built and flown his own radio-controlled model airplane.
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She had an idea for radio-controlled torpedo delivery that could not be foiled by the enemy.
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A Venturi chemical injector and radio-controlled valves are connected directly to the irrigation line leading to the green, regulating the chemical applications.
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We used to have long discussions and arguments about everything from radio-controlled models to religion, and from parapsychology to physics.
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Some of the other things that he somehow ended up designing and building include an interactive dining table, a carbon-fiber electric guitar, hard-drive wind chimes, radio-controlled hovercrafts, nixie tube clocks, and magnetohydrodynamic-powered boats.
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The puppets and sequences rely on a system built on servos motors of the kind used in radio-controlled aircraft to position control surfaces like the elevators and rudders.
