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Book 3. (1 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Individual Quote)

To get comparable definition in an extra-atmospheric surveillance device would require more refined equipment". - (Priest-Kings of Gor, Chapter 17, Sentence #75)
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17 75 To get comparable definition in an extra-atmospheric surveillance device would require more refined equipment".

Book 3. (7 results) Priest-Kings of Gor (Context Quote)

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17 72 I View more quotes about suggested">suggested to Sarm that satellites would be less expensive to maintain in flight but he denied this.
17 73 I would not have made this suggestion at a later time but then I did not understand the Priest-Kings' utilization of gravity.
17 74 "The reason for observation within the atmosphere," said Sarm, "is that it is simpler to get more definition in the signal because of greater proximity to its source.
17 75 To get comparable definition in an extra-atmospheric surveillance device would require more refined equipment".
17 76 The receptors on the surveillance craft were equipped to handle patterns of light, sound and scent, which, selectively collected and reconcentrated, were beamed to the Sardar for processing and analysis.
17 77 Reconstituted in large observation cubes these patterns might then be monitored by Priest-Kings.
17 78 Provisions were available also, as you might suppose, for taping the transmissions of the surveillance craft.
I suggested to Sarm that satellites would be less expensive to maintain in flight but he denied this. I would not have made this suggestion at a later time but then I did not understand the Priest-Kings' utilization of gravity. "The reason for observation within the atmosphere," said Sarm, "is that it is simpler to get more definition in the signal because of greater proximity to its source. To get comparable definition in an extra-atmospheric surveillance device would require more refined equipment". The receptors on the surveillance craft were equipped to handle patterns of light, sound and scent, which, selectively collected and reconcentrated, were beamed to the Sardar for processing and analysis. Reconstituted in large observation cubes these patterns might then be monitored by Priest-Kings. Provisions were available also, as you might suppose, for taping the transmissions of the surveillance craft. - (Priest-Kings of Gor)