heat-sensing device

Certain kinds of missiles have heat-sensing devices.

As it happens, the heat-sensing devices will work with increasing efficiency as cold weather tightens its grip in the region.

A heat-sensing device linked to an indicator?'

On Tuesday the interceptor completely missed the incoming missile it was supposed to destroy, apparently because of the last-minute failure of two heat-sensing devices.

A truck ferried a dozen armed men to Knot's vicinity in half an hour, following his trail with a heat-sensing device so that there was no hesitation.

Following are excerpts from the Supreme Court's decision today that the police must obtain a warrant before using a heat-sensing device to search for illegal activity in a home.

One of them is a heat-sensing device to enable the bomber to find targets at night and in foggy weather without using its radar, which can be detected by an enemy.

The projects range from Ariel Horn's heat-sensing device to prevent guns from shooting at human targets, to Miguel Schwartz's study of aggressive dating behavior by high school students.

Some heat-sensing devices used on American warplanes, unmanned spy planes and scouting vehicles can discern variations in temperature as far as 30 miles away, at a resolution fine enough to reveal a parked vehicle in total darkness.

Along with other proponents of early deployment, the Marshall group pointed to the success of the Delta 180 experiment last September, in which a modified Delta rocket equipped with heat-sensing devices and special cameras homed in on and destroyed another Delta.

The electric initiator is interfaced with a fire detection control unit or panel, which can be remotely operated by physical means such as by cable, hand operated with a fuse mechanism such as those used in smoke dispensing grenades, or automatic and self-triggering when outfitted with an integral heat-sensing device.