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One of the first uses of the material is likely to be in warships trying to avoid sonar radar, which picks up on the noise ships emit.

He is just a person of the common, the garbage which picks up on the road isn't his job, he but a point also not complain!

This piece of furniture picks up on something which people do all the time: just throwing things onto a shelf without thinking.

She notices even the small things that he might not think she picks up on.

A child inevitably picks up on this, as well as your general attitude towards body image and eating.

If someone picks up on this and points out that we are being negative, we defend ourselves by saying that we are only being realistic.

the right brain, the "anomaly detector" or "devil's advocate, " picks up on inconsistencies and challenges the left brain's model in turn.

Innovators are left behind, as the world they've changed picks up on their ideas, runs with them, and takes them in unexpected directions.

As soon as your scouting unit picks up on an incoming APC towards your base, send these anti-vehicle units immediately to attack the APC.

As she crosses the counter, Robert immediately picks up on the vibes in the room. He notices all the patron stare thenturns away to whisper.

And, it should be a digital companion that picks up on environmental cues and helps me live my digital life.

Created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Holmes picks up on the smallest clues and solves the most impossible cases.

The interactive LotusScript debugger picks up on the first event that occurs.

So the idea of an English town perhaps picks up on that.