Sentence examples for radar sensitivity from inspiring English sources

The great guitarist Ry Cooder once put it this way: "Music gives you radar sensitivity to people because you closely associate with others as you play your music".

Such a low Doppler frequency spectrum of the main energy part of the signal requires an analysis of the radar sensitivity and, in particular, the effect of the phase noise of the transmitter on FSR performance.

In Basquiat's case, his radar sensitivity on racism was very strong.

Indeed, once you start thinking about all the different kinds of information reaching the human brain, you might even find that you develop a brand new sense – a radar-like sensitivity to some of the other misconceptions regarding the way the brain experiences the world.

Like all sensors which operate in the presence of noise, the Haystack radar has limited sensitivity.

Although EISCAT_3D is primarily intended as an upper atmosphere radar, its considerable sensitivity will also make it useful for observations up to an altitude of around 30 km, crossing the boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere.

When compared with DSM-IV-TR criterion-defined delirium, RADAR had a sensitivity of 73% and a specificity of 67%.

In general, conditional merging showed greater sensitivity to radar data quality, but performed better than all the other interpolation techniques when using bias corrected radar data.

He has also demanded that the letters be rescinded.Lady Justice Hallett finds that while the scheme was kept "below the radar" due to its sensitivity, it was not exactly secret.

The Constant False Alarm Rate CFAR detector allows the radar to adjust its sensitivity while keeping the false-alarm rate reasonably constant.

Because of differing dielectric constants - especially due to the sensitivity of RADAR to water - changes in materials, moisture contents, and voids may be detected in the returned signal.