Sentence examples for radar computers from inspiring English sources

Radar, computers and combat systems now account for as much as 30% of the fuel burned on modern warships.

Replacing MAD with N.M.D. relieves you of a dependence on the rationality of your fellow man, in favor of an independence granted by your homegrown radar, computers and missiles.

As Ms. Rowling says at one point, the magical world she has created is one in which spells, letter-delivering owls and transformations take the place of radar, computers and electricity in the real world.

The captain, Ramiz Abdul Jabbar, said armed guerrillas on six boats had approached his ship, the Farah III, forced the crew into their boats and removed the radar, computers and other communications equipment from the ship.

In the U.S. Navy the Airborne Tactical Data System, consisting of airborne radar, computers, and memory and data links, is connected with the Naval Tactical Data System, located in fleet headquarters, which processes, organizes, and displays information of the overall picture of the tactical situation.

Synthesizing information from satellite and radar, computer models and ground-level observations, the center warned on Wednesday, May 15, of severe weather headed for the region, pointing to Monday, May 20, as having perhaps the "highest tornado potential".

"Space radar, computer models, infrared photography, carbon dating, magnetic resonance imaging, DNA and chemical analysis, and CD-ROM's offer us unprecedented opportunities to study and preserve the past," Mr. Stille writes.

Each battery was self-contained after handoff, including all of the radars, computers and missiles needed to perform an intercept.

In 1953 the U.S. Army introduced the Skysweeper, a 75-millimetre automatic cannon firing 45 shells per minute, aimed and fired by its own radar-computer system.

Phased array radars utilize computers to electronically steer radar beams.

The traffic centers resemble miniature NASA control rooms, filled with officials who monitor radar screens, computers and banks of television sets that tell them, second by second, what is happening along the highway.