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Meanings of aerial vehicles in English

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Usage of aerial vehicles in English
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Interest in drone-killers has grown as unmanned aerial vehicles have taken off.
The Guardian
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The rules were amended in 1992 to include larger unmanned aerial vehicles.
Reuters
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Its manufacturer thinks it could be the iPad of unmanned aerial vehicles.
Wired
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Canada is also taking delivery of unmanned aerial vehicles to help with reconnaissance.
Reuters
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It is of significance for ground stereo-aided autonomous landing of unmanned aerial vehicles.
Pubmed
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A could provide power for micro and nano unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV.
Wired
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The FAA is still fighting the right of citizens to fly unmanned aerial vehicles.
Wired
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Nineteen of the systems are described as unmanned aerial vehicles.
The Guardian
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That includes 12 locations housing Predator and Reaper unmanned aerial vehicles, which can be armed.
Wired
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His solution is to use unmanned aerial vehicles that will provide additional electricity during the flight.
Wired
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Now, he has deployed a set of Darpa-like technologies, including unmanned aerial vehicles and self-steering tractors.
Wired
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Since 2004, a small number of those unmanned aerial vehicles have made their way into Hezbollah's hands.
Wired
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They are designed to engage cruise missiles, smart bombs, fixed- and rotary-wing aircraft, and unmanned aerial vehicles.
News.com.au
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Unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs, have struck targets in Pakistan at least 40 times in the last year.
Wired
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Today, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) commonly fly missions in the ongoing wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
BBC
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Companies and governments are turning to the unmanned aerial vehicles for everything from monitoring crops to parcel deliveries.
Reuters
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Aerial vehicles across language varieties
United States of America
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