Sentence examples for detection radar from inspiring English sources
Life detection radar that combines radar technology with biomedical engineering detects human physiological signals (respiration, heartbeat, body movement, etc).
These properties could provide help to the design of wake vortex detection radar and the optimization of radar station layout.
Subsequently DARPA went on to direct research on antiballistic missiles, nuclear-test detection, radar, high-energy beams, computer science, and advanced materials.
From behind the wheel of a Cadillac CTS fitted with the detection radar, it was easy to spot the small amber warning signal on each mirror as S.U.V.'s and pickup trucks whizzed past in adjacent lanes.
When the National Defense Research Committee was formed in 1940, Compton became chief of Division D (detection: radar, fire control, etc.) and in 1941 was placed in charge of those divisions concerned with radar within the new Office of Scientific Research and Development OSRDD).
The Chinese-owned vehicle manufacturer has announced an update to its pedestrian detection radar system which will also identify cyclists.
In the greater Dallas metropolitan area, engineers from the University of Massachusetts have been installing the prototype of a new tornado-detection radar system that should allow scientists to detect tornadoes twenty-five per cent faster than old models.
As for deterrents, pulsating lights and reflective coatings need more research, he said, in addition to the use of bird-detection radar at airports.
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Figure 1 Schematic of the UWB life-detection radar system.
Life-detection radar was developed originally in a Continuous Wave (CW) radar system[1 4] since 1980s.
