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aerial

adjective as in occurring in the air

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Assisted by artificial intelligence, this unmanned aerial vehicle can find and attack targets on its own.

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The bulletin states that unmanned aerial system drones “should be considered for deployment” on all fires greater than an acre to assist with infrared heat detection and fire perimeter surveys.

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Then it pulls up for an aerial shot of the entire block.

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Similarly, in the Pacific, interdiction by submarines and aerial mining of trade routes effectively depleted Japan’s fuel reserves by the war’s end.

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The hassle was worth it for Bev and John Martin, who documented their trip on YouTube showing sights such as a neon-lit food street and the Yangtze River aerial tram.

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