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Rocket Propelled Grenade Pre-launch Detection and Cueing Program aims to deliver "an omni directional, visual, and vehicle-mounted surveillance system for threat detection using cognitive swarm-recognition technology to rapidly detect and identify the locations of attackers with RPGs before they are launched."
Wired Top Stories 2009
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Why Cueing in Congress and their Aides can Save America 2008
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Cueing for the dance moves is almost nonexistent, and though the music is fun, the moves are not.
latimes.com - News 2011
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Cueing allows people who are deaf or hard of hearing or who have language and communication challenges to access the basics of spoken language through the use of vision.
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"Musical Cueing: Sculpting, Time, and Rhythm," in a thought-provoking presentation that consolidates the two sessions she has done in past years at the BLMC.
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Twenty CAP members from Minnesota Wing have taken part in 33 flights in support of Airborne Real-time Cueing Hyperspectral Enhanced Reconnaissance, or ARCHER, which produces high-resolution aerial images that are assisting state and federal emergency management officials in their assessment of flood damage.
Aero-News Network 2010
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The Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS) projects visual targeting and aircraft performance information on the back of the helmet's visor, including aircraft altitude, airspeed, gravitational pull, angle of attack, and weapons sighting, enabling the pilot to monitor this information without interrupting the field of view through the cockpit canopy.
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The Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS) projects visual targeting and aircraft performance information on the back of the helmet's visor, including aircraft altitude, airspeed, gravitational pull, angle of attack, and weapons sighting, enabling the pilot to monitor this information without interrupting the field of view through the cockpit canopy.
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The Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System (JHMCS) projects visual targeting and aircraft performance information on the back of the helmet's visor, including aircraft altitude, airspeed, gravitational pull, angle of attack, and weapons sighting, enabling the pilot to monitor this information without interrupting the field of view through the cockpit canopy.
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In "Cueing The Musical-Sculpting Time and Rhythm" Peggy Eisenhauer will discuss both a practical and philosophical approach to creating dramatic and musical timing styles specific to every production.
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