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• The tags are little radio transmitters with very short range.
• These were very short ranged, inaccurate and difficult to load and fire.
• It is not a strategic weapon, it is a very short range missile,
• In a very short range encounter, the Syrians were stopped and lost several soldiers.
• Testing showed the unit had very short range, and could not be used effectively over altitude.
• Then, over a very short range of speed it suddenly switches from one pattern to another.
• Suddenly, the ELINT specialist noted an unusual signal that was from a very short range radar.
• Many also have a very short range, maybe 2 feet, and go nuts at the range limit.
• Secondary particles ( electrons and atoms ) have very short range, because of the lower speed of the ions.
• The main problem with " MTB 345 " was her very short range, requiring refuelling during operations.
• Used for close ground support, they have a very short range and would need a forward base if deployed in Bosnia.
• The technique permits the very short range radio communication of Bluetooth equipped electronic devices with each other for the purposes of information transfer.
• Its origin and motives are initially left mysterious, but it is able to exert control over the nanites at very short ranges.
• Infrared can't do that job, because it has a very short range and requires a direct line of sight between appliances.
• She has a whistle, blowpipe has very short range, contains only one dart at a time, and does minimal physical damage.
• The missile has a very short range, and, unlike bigger missiles in the fleet, it cannot reach Japanese or American forces in Asia.
• No . 1 Section was now by an anti-tank wall and firing PIAT bombs into the embrasures of the strongpoint at very short range.
• They have a very short range, less than two meters, and the first signal comes from the car, not the key-chain fob.
• Unlike 802.11b and other Wi-Fi systems used mainly for wireless computer networks, Bluetooth has a very short range, about 30 feet.
• Still, an incident like Thursday's _ a brazen attack, apparently at very short range _ is nonetheless highly unusual even in postwar Iraq.