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1. n1) радар; радіолокатор; радіолокаційна станція, РЛС2) радіолокація2. a1) радарний•- acquisition-and-tracking radar - active radar - aerodrome control radar - airborne radar - aircraft's radar - airfield control radar - airport surface surveillance radar - airport surveillance radar - air-search radar - air surveillance radar - air traffic control radar - air-search radar - alert radar - alerting radar - altitude-finding radar - approach control radar - all-round looking radar - anticollision radar - approach control radar - area control radar - autofollow radar - autofollowing radar - autotracking radar - back-search radar - backward-looking radar - baseband radar - beam-rider radar - beam-transmitter radar - bistatic radar - chirped radar - coherent pulse radar - coherent radar - collision-avoidance radar - collision-warning radar - conical-scanning radar - continuous-wave radar - detection radar - digital radar - discrimination radar - Doppler radar - down-looking radar - dual-frequency radar - early-warning radar - electronically agile radar - electronically scanned radar - enemy radar - en-route surveillance radar - fine grain radar - flight path radar - forward-looking radar - frequency-agile radar - frequency-hopping radar - frequency scan radar - general-purpose radar - ground-based radar - ground-controlled approach radar - ground surveillance radars - guidance radar - guiding radar - height-finder radar - height-finding radar - holographic radar - illuminating radar - illuminator radar - imaging radar - infrared radar - interrogating radar - interrogation radar - landing radar - laser radar - light radar - lobing radar - lock-follow radar - long-range radar - look-down radar - mapping radar - medium-range radar - meteorological radar - microwave radar - microwave search radar - monopulse radar - monostatic radar - moving-target detection radar - moving-target indication radar - multifrequency radar - multimode radar - multistatic radar - navigation radar - navigational radar - NAV radar - noncoherent pulse radar - noncoherent radar - oil slick detection radar - omnirange radar - optical radar - OTH radar - overlap radars - over-the-horizon radar - panoramic radar - passive radar - phased-array radar - plan-position-indicator radar - portable radar - precision approach radar - primary radar - probing radar - pulse Doppler radar - pulsed radar - radar for mapping - radar for weather - range-gated radar - range-only radar - real-aperture radar - rendezvous radar - searchlight-control radar - search radar - secondary radar - secondary surveillance radar - semiactive radar - sensing radar - short-range radar - side-looking radar - sky-wave radar - space radar - space-borne radar - spacecraft-borne radar - space-vehicle radar - splash detection radar - step-frequency radar - surveillance radar - swept-frequency radar - synthetic-aperture radar - target-tracking radar - terminal radar - terrain avoidance radar - terrain-clearance radar - terrain-following radar - tracker radar - tracking radar - vertical incidence radar - very long-range radar - warning avoidance radar - weather radar
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