If all went according to plan, the " kill vehicle " would use target data gathered from ground-based radars to maneuver itself into the path of the dummy warhead 140 miles above the Earth.
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The system provides target data to a ship's command, control, communications, computer and intelligence systems through a digital interface, and generates antenna and interrogation commands in response to system requests for priority target identification.
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Regex sandboxing uses an " ad hoc " sandbox made by editing any page containing the target data, and using it as a " sandbox " ( not editing it to save it ).
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The Germans concealed their attack preparations but their initial target data had to be precise . ( The British had fired from the map in their assault at Cambrai on 20 November 1917 .)
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Built by Raytheon, the AN / TPQ-37 Fire Finder radar system locates enemy rocket and artillery positions by tracking the trajectory of incoming shells or missiles and, in split-seconds, computing target data for counter-battery fire.
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It has a target data rate of approximately 500 Mbit / s for 4 : 4 : 4 sources at 1920x1080 and 29.97 fps, and requires OS X v10.8 ( Mountain Lion ) or later
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Subsets could be designated as automatic subsets ( with rules to select records from the target data set for inclusion ) or manual subsets ( which used programmatic interfaces to insert and remove records ).
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Once deployed, the JBECC can fuse and correlate target data covering about 400 miles ( 640 km ) of coastline from disparate airborne, land-and sea-based sensors creating fire-control-quality tracks that can guide interceptors to engagement.
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Target CISO Brad Maiorino has publicly said Tanium was his " first call " when he joined Target following a 2013 Target data breach that compromised up to 40 million credit and debit card accounts.
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Besides supplying Allied battle planners with important target data, it also outlined the way insurance companies-along with banking and shipping interests and governments of neutral countries-conducted clandestine commerce that ignored lines drawn in blood on the battlefield.
