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1 Multiple Object Tracking Radar
Abbreviation: MOTRУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Multiple Object Tracking Radar
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2 РЛС многоцелевого сопровождения
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > РЛС многоцелевого сопровождения
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3 цель
goal, mission, object, objective, radar target, target* * *цель ж.1. рлк. targetвзять цель ( на сопровождение) — acquire a target, take over a target for trackingзахва́тывать цель — lock on a targetимити́ровать цель — simulate a targetоблуча́ть цель — illuminate a targetобнару́живать цель — detect a targetопознава́ть цель — identify a targetопределя́ть координа́ты це́ли — locate a target in range and bearingсопровожда́ть цель — track a targetстроби́ровать цель по, напр. да́льности — gate a target in, e. g., range2. objective, purpose; service; targetприбо́р мо́жет быть испо́льзован для сле́дующих це́лей — the instrument can [will] offer the following services, the instrument can serve the following objective [purposes]группова́я цель — multiple targetка́жущаяся цель — virtual targetло́жная цель — false targetневи́димая цель — out-of-sight targetнеподви́жная цель — fixed [stationary] targetпрослу́шиваемая цель — audible targetпротяжё́нная цель — extended targetрадиолокацио́нная цель — radar targetрасщеплё́нная цель — split targetцель сло́жная (несоставна́я) — complex target (such as ship, aircraft, structures, which are large but smaller than the illuminated region)цель составна́я, протяжё́нная — compound target (target consisting of many independent scattering elements, such as rain, vegetation, which fill the volume illuminated by a pulse packet)то́чечная цель — pin-point targetтрёхме́рная цель — three-dimensional targetуединё́нная цель — isolated target
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