They are also a bit fed up with perusing Kenya's national accounts in order to detect hidden plans by the ruling elite to advance its own political cause.

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Beyond this, critics detect a hidden agenda designed to serve the interests of northern, industrialised countries at the expense of southern, developing ones.

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The White House should also require carriers and the FAA to employ as rapidly as possible existing technology that can unfailingly detect explosives hidden within any container.

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Examining any PC or server hosted on the machine, it would appear that the machines were hosted normally by a hypervisor, but, she argues, it would be tough to detect another hidden hypervisor intercepting data or manipulating the virtualized computers.

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The Rapiscan machines will be replaced by scanners made by L-3 Communications Holdings that use radio waves to detect suspicious objects hidden underneath clothes.

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In particular, this pivotal question must be asked: Does the dog have a history of really being able to detect the presence of hidden drugs, or has the animal simply signaled drugs in such a large number of encounters that by the law of averages he managed to catch a few real stashes?

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It might be able to detect covert circuitry, such as bugging devices hidden in walls, stones or foliage.

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The KN-08 missile can be moved around the country and hidden, making it harder to detect compared to a missile on a launch pad.

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First, the development of biological weapons is one of the most difficult things to detect since the lethal agents can easily be hidden, and the manufacturing facilities are essentially undistinguishable from legitimate pharmaceutical or research installationsTo manage this impossible job, the protocol would set up a large international organization that would have people on its staff from such nations as North Korea, Iran, Iraq, and Cuba.

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