Sentence examples for radar and the development from inspiring English sources

Only after the substantiation of a pulse method of radar and the development of antenna switches, more convenient monostatic radars were developed and therefore impeded the development of bistatic radar [1, 2].

It explores more contemporary advances, from the development of radar and the exploitation of the electromagnetic spectrum beyond visible light, through the Cold War and both Iraq wars, and it charts the space race from its origin as a competition between two countries (Russia and the United States) to the more recent entry of other space powers, notably China.

A Reconnaissance flight and weather radars suggested the development of an eye feature, and initially it was believed that the storm attained minimal hurricane status.

Following the development of the carrier-based Grumman WF-2 Tracer airborne early warning aircraft, Tritons AN/SPS-26 3-D long-range air search radar was no longer needed, and the development of the submarine version of this 3-D radar system, the BPS-10, was canceled in 1960.

He vigorously promoted the development of radar and the Spitfire and Hurricane fighters that contributed significantly to the defeat of the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain.

His work and that of his colleagues on microwaves foreshadowed later efforts in the development of radar and the burgeoning of electronics after the war.

Its scientists went on to provide critical research in the development of radar and the atomic bomb in World War II.

Buderi draws a faulty analogy between the missile defense program and the development of radar prior to World War II.

The countermeasures include a troop-carrying vehicle introduced during the Iraq war and the development of hand-held radar devices for soldiers and Marines patrolling on foot.

Upon returning to the United States, Bainbridge reported orally on both British radar and atomic weapons development.

Comet 2R: Three Comet 2s were modified for use in radar and electronic systems development, initially assigned to No. 90 Group (later Signals Command) for the RAF.