radar system
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radar
noun[U]
uk/ˈreɪ.dɑːr/us/ˈreɪ.dɑːr/
a system that uses radio waves to find the position of objects that cannot ...
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system
noun
uk/ˈsɪs.təm/us/ˈsɪs.təm/
a set of connected things or devices that ...
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Bosch says that further research is taking place to develop aradarsystem, which they believe will, in time, predict distance to the impact object, relative speed and impact angle.
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In standing firm, he has ensured that they will have the bestradarsystemavailable.
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Simultaneously, we are improving theradarsystemon which our air defences depend.
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Will they have the reporting andradarsystem, which is a necessary concomitant of their work, in operation with them throughout that period of training?
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Even the first major re-equipment of theradarsystem, in 1950, had to depend on a wide variety of specialised single-purpose equipments.
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There would be no reason for theradarsystemto report the appearance of a small, slow-moving object of this type.
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Studies into the feasibility and cost of an airborne stand-offradarsystemare in progress.
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The third factor in the home defence system is the rebirth of theradarsystem.
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Its design and safety features included automatic steering, a dualradarsystemand high-quality radio and telegraphy equipment.
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Essentially, modernisation will comprise a new range safetyradarsystemand a facility in support of electromagnetic launcher technology.
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This last factor is the most crucial because with any largeradarsystemincreased range and definition can be achieved only by enlarging the antenna.
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A mannedradarsystemwas, however, maintained within which personnel have been trained and exercised, and new techniques and equipment brought into use.
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There is an argument for promoting research into developing some sort ofradarsystemto stop cars coming too close or speeding.
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Let there be no doubt that we certainly have the finestradarsystemin the world.
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We shall be left without an effectiveradarsystemunless we have airborne early warning aircraft.
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As part of the mid-life update work, we are proceeding with the development of a newradarsystemfor the aircraft.
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I hope that it will be possible to make an announcement about theradarsystemshortly.
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