radar

radar technology; a radar installation.

There is a radar net in our area.

secondary radars that track the aircraft in flight.

This radar is operated by an electronic pulse.

ballistic missile tracking radar

Its radar equipment was powered by a nuclear reactor.

The watchtower followed the aircraft by radar.

the radar could be housed in a pod beneath the engine.

radar signals were sent out in powerful pulses.

radar stations monitoring enemy planes

The girls will man the radar till we get back.

The ship, with the help of radar, sailed in thick fog.

The radar beam can track a number of targets almost simultaneously.

electronic countermeasures blanked out the radar signals.

keep your radar tuned to changes at work.

radar-type transmissions which appeared to be ranging on our convoys.

The pilot homed in by means of radar, despite the poor visibility.

It seems I have a radar helping me spot new friends.

They create ripples which they use like radar.

It fell off radar a short time later.

Maybe Jeremiah taught them how to avoid our radar.

Find ways to stay on the company's radar.

This bat has got sharper radar than the Nautilus.

Perhaps that's what put him on Collier's radar.

Specifically, a type called synthetic aperture radar, which works day and night, and through clouds.

The opposite of that is to be on someone's radar.

To investigate this possibility Dr Stroeve took a purpose-built radar on board Polarstern.