Sentence examples for current radar from inspiring English sources

The proposed system may complement or replace the current radar observation system for monitoring LEO objects, like space-situation awareness, in the near future.

Deploying Thaad's current radar system "would undermine China's nuclear deterrence by collecting important data on Chinese nuclear warheads," Li Bin, a nuclear weapons expert at Tsinghua University in Beijing, wrote last week.

The company aims to solve two problems for current radar technologies: recognizing stationary objects and triggering false alarms.

Necessities of current radar systems are becoming even more demanding in modern electronic warfare ECM scenarios, especially in existence of deceptive jamming because of its high efficiency.

Because pilots and controllers have more precise information than is provided by the current radar-based system, airplanes can fly closer together in the sky and land and take off more closely on the ground.

Last month, the United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) raised concerns over plans to replace the current radar-based air-traffic control with one based on satellite navigation and automation.

For more than a decade the Federal Aviation Administration has talked about what it calls NextGen -- a plan to move from the current radar-based system to satellite navigation, in which airplanes would use G.P.S.-like technology to find their positions and broadcast that information to other planes and to controllers on the ground.

An interesting fact with all current radar-based approaches is that resolution in range seems to be treated quite differently from resolution in cross-range.

Green indicates retired radars, blue current radars, and yellow dynasondes that have operated as IDI radars.

The system, which officials call state-of-the-art, is designed to track aircraft more precisely than current radar-based technology, potentially freeing up congested corridors and allowing pilots to make shorter, safer flights to their destinations.

"The modernization work we're doing is laying the foundation for future safety and efficiency improvements". The system, which officials call state-of-the-art, is designed to track aircraft more precisely than current radar-based technology, potentially freeing up congested corridors and allowing pilots to make shorter, safer flights to their destinations.