surveillance
US /sɚˈveləns/
・UK /sɜ:'veɪləns/
B2TOEIC
n. (u.)Uncountable NounCareful watching of a person/place, e.g. by police
The surveillance of the parking lot with cameras has reduced crime significantly
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Fourth U.S. Military shoot down of an unidentified object in a week
- The Pentagon saying in a statement the object flew in proximity to sensitive DOD sites and assessed it was a safety flight hazard and a threat due to its potential surveillance capabilities.
The Pentagon saying in a statement the object flew in proximity to sensitive DOD sites and assessed it was a safety flight hazard and a threat due to its potential surveillance capabilities.
- The Pentagon saying in a statement, the object "flew in proximity to sensitive DOD sites" and assessed it was "a safety flight hazard and a threat due to its potential surveillance capabilities".
The Pentagon saying in a statement, the object "flew in proximity to sensitive DOD sites" and assessed it was "a safety flight hazard and a threat due to its potential surveillance capabilities".
How the US Transports Its Nuclear Weapons
- Every safeguards transporter moves as part of a convoy, alongside two to three other unmarked and armored emergency response vehicles—one of which acts as the convoy's command center—and aerial support, which can conduct surveillance, or, like every other part of the convoy, kill you super dead.
Every safeguards transporter moves as part of a convoy, alongside two to three other unmarked and armored emergency response vehicles—one of which acts as the convoy's command center—and aerial support, which can conduct surveillance, or, like every other part of the convoy, kill you super dead.
- Every Safeguards Transporter moves as part of a convoy alongside two or three other unmarked and armored emergency response vehicles, one of which acts as the convoy's command center, an aerial support which can conduct surveillance, or, like every other part of the convoy, kill you super dead.
Every Safeguards Transporter moves as part of a convoy alongside two or three other unmarked and armored emergency response vehicles, one of which acts as the convoy's command center, an aerial support which can conduct surveillance, or, like every other part of the convoy, kill you super dead.
Why the FBI and the CIA Keep Lying to Each Other
- The first law—"Title III"—defined how the government could collect information on people within the US: the sort of surveillance that's done by the FBI.
The first law—"Title III"—defined how the government could collect information on people within the US: the sort of surveillance that's done by the FBI.
- on people within the US: the sort of surveillance that’s done by the FBI.
on people within the US: the sort of surveillance that’s done by the FBI.
Thieves take $30 million in one of the largest cash heists in Los Angeles history
- There's cars that are going to be noticed from video surveillance.
There's cars that are going to be noticed from video surveillance.
- noticed from video surveillance.
noticed from video surveillance.
2023, in 7 minutes
- The US linked to the balloon to a vast Chinese military surveillance program.
The US linked to the balloon to a vast Chinese military surveillance program.
- The U.S. linked the balloon to a vast Chinese military surveillance program.
The U.S. linked the balloon to a vast Chinese military surveillance program.
The Trump investigations you should actually care about
- They might interview witnesses, review surveillance footage, comb over financial records or review texts and emails.
They might interview witnesses, review surveillance footage, comb over financial records or review texts and emails.
- They might interview witnesses, review surveillance footage, comb over financial records, or review texts and emails.
They might interview witnesses, review surveillance footage, comb over financial records, or review texts and emails.
Training Self-Driving Cars | March 26, 2025
- The sudden strike sent splinters and shards flying in the surveillance video, which is impressive but unfortunately has no sound.
The sudden strike sent splinters and shards flying in the surveillance video, which is impressive but unfortunately has no sound.
- The sudden strike sent splinters and shards flying in the surveillance video, which is impressive but unfortunately has no sound.
The sudden strike sent splinters and shards flying in the surveillance video, which is impressive but unfortunately has no sound.
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- As they do with other tech, some authoritarian regimes have stolen and used AI to strengthen their military, intelligence, and surveillance capabilities, capture foreign data, and create I want to be clear.
As they do with other tech, some authoritarian regimes have stolen and used AI to strengthen their military, intelligence, and surveillance capabilities, capture foreign data, and create I want to be clear.
- surveillance capabilities, capture foreign data, and create propaganda to undermine other nations' national security.
surveillance capabilities, capture foreign data, and create propaganda to undermine other nations' national security.
Russian spy ship on edge of UK waters, defence secretary says | BBC News
- And he added that it had directed lasers at pilots of surveillance aircraft monitoring its activities.
And he added that it had directed lasers at pilots of surveillance aircraft monitoring its activities.
- he added that it had directed lasers at pilots of surveillance aircraft monitoring its activities.
he added that it had directed lasers at pilots of surveillance aircraft monitoring its activities.
⏩ The Metaverse: 7 Technologies That Will Make It A Reality
- However, Web 2.0 greatly empowers centralized tech giants and also enables surveillance and exploitive advertising.
However, Web 2.0 greatly empowers centralized tech giants and also enables surveillance and exploitive advertising.
- However, Web 2.0 greatly empowers centralized tech giants and also enables surveillance and exploitive advertising.
However, Web 2.0 greatly empowers centralized tech giants and also enables surveillance and exploitive advertising.