Sentence examples for radar engineer from inspiring English sources

Kathleen Maura Busch, a college administrator, and Ethan Craig Luce, a radar engineer, were married on Cape Cod yesterday.

"We have members contributing data from all continents except Antarctica," said Russ Chadwick, a retired NOAA radar engineer who co-founded C.W.O.P. in 2000.

In any particular application, the radar engineer must continually search for compromises that give the results desired without too many negative effects that cannot be adequately accommodated.

A radar engineer often employs a transistor amplifier as the first stage of the receiver even though lower noise can be obtained with more sophisticated (and more complex) devices.

An engineer, versed in the politics of business, Professor John Roulston (a self-defined 'dabbling radar engineer' whose Blue Vixen in the Sea Harrier 'achieved world accolades') is probably less known for his commercial acumen.

(The radar engineer would say that the signals are "in phase" with one another or that they are coherently added together). This is called a phased-array antenna, the basic principle of which is shown in part C of the figure.

Adaptive detection of range spread maneuvering target embedded in compound-Gaussian clutter is an important challenge for radar engineers.

Military radar engineers have developed various ways of countering hostile ECM and maintaining the ability of a radar system to perform its mission.

A designer attempts to maximize the detectability of weak signals by using what radar engineers call a "matched filter," which is a filter that maximizes the signal-to-noise ratio at the receiver output.

To better understand the response of bats to electromagnetic radiation, and to identify an optimum signal capable of deterring bats, will require radar engineers to work with bat biologists to develop a portable radar which can be manipulated to produce a wider range of electromagnetic outputs.

A former RAF radar systems engineer, he is convinced that he has located The Hum's cause.