Примеры использования Radar screen на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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You call that a radar screen?
All appliances, instruments and controls shall be so arranged that the helmsman can use them conveniently during the voyage without leaving his seat andwithout losing sight of the radar screen.
We have it on the radar screen.
I saw the airport… a radar screen, seven objects moving across the sky.
I'm getting a signal on the radar screen.
At 0209 hours the said aircraft disappeared from the radar screen, then reappeared over the Damur area and flew back towards the south.
He's looking at a red dot on a radar screen.
As soon as a vessel observes on the radar screen another vessel whose position or course may cause a dangerous situation and which has not established contact by radiotelephone, the vessel shall draw the attention of the other vessel to the dangerous situation by radiotelephone and agree on a procedure for passing.
The large aircraft had simply disappeared from the radar screen.
But really, it just froze the radar screen while the ship kept moving?
I was trying to become something more than just a blip on the radar screen.
Somewhere some poor bloke… probably looked at a radar screen and thought he saw something.
At 1838 hours[12 minutes after being hit]the Korean plane disappeared from the radar screen.'".
In 1948, Norman Mackworth developed a prolonged visual vigilance task to simulate monitoring a radar screen[19], which was shown to be sensitive to the effects of amphetamine[20], cigarette smoking, and nicotine tablets 21.
This criterion is already in use in the Recommendations on Basic Technical Parameters for Radar Sets, which apply on the Danube,as a proven value for the purpose of refreshment of images on a radar screen.
It must be borne in mind that modern river radar sets permit monitoring as usual even when the radar screen in the wheelhouse is brightly lit from outside.
When marking signs equipped with radar reflectors are installed, account must be taken of the furthest distance between the vessel andthe sign in terms of the perception of the sign on the radar screen.
Since buyers start to look for suppliers with a more favourable cost structure,an upgrading effort that aims at keeping domestic SMEs on the radar screen of global buyers must be based on the expectations and demands of buyers, as well as on the price structures of the SMEs' competitors.
It then reappeared heading east over the sea off Damur at a distance of four miles from the coast, flew to the Dahr al-Baydar area, headed west andonce again disappeared from the radar screen.
A vessel proceeding downstream by radar shall, as soon as echoes of vessels whose position or course could pose a danger appear on its radar screen, or when approaching a stretch where vessels not yet visible on its radar screen might be present.
At all distances between 15 and 1 200 m in range scales up to andincluding 1 200 m, standard reflectors located 15 m apart on the same bearing shall be shown clearly separated on the radar screen.
As soon as the vessel observes on the radar screen a vessel whose position or course may cause a dangerous situation and which has not established contact by radiotelephone, the vessel shall draw the attention of this vessel to the dangerous situation by radiotelephone and agree with that vessel on a procedure for passing.
The rate-of-turn indicator shall be installed directly above or below the radar screen or be incorporated into this.
Distance resolution of 15 m at scales of 0.5-1.6 km is not acceptablesince passive radar reflectors are mounted on bridge piers on booms 10 to 12 m long so as to show each span as a separate signal on the radar screen.
As soon as a vessel proceeding downstream observes on the radar screen a vessel whose position or course may cause a dangerous situation and which has not established contact by radio telephone, the vessel proceeding downstream shall draw the attention of this vessel to the dangerous situation by radio telephone and agree on a procedure for passing.
David Crisp, Chief Executive of Aveillant, supposes that the problem of"wind turbines is the cause of harmful interference on the radar screen" and it hasn't had sufficient attention.
As soon as a vessel proceeding upstream observes oncoming vessels on the radar screen, or when it is approaching a sector where there might be vessels not yet visible on the screen, it shall communicate by radiotelephone to the oncoming vessels its category, name, direction and position.
When a vessel has to pass within 5 to 10 m of a navigation buoy or the bank,with a minimum range of detection of 15 m the boatmaster might be unable to see on his radar screen objects that were dangerously close.
As soon as a vessel proceeding downstream observes on the radar screen a vessel whose position or course may cause a dangerous situation and which has not established contact by radiotelephone, the vessel proceeding downstream shall draw the attention of this vessel to the dangerous situation by radiotelephone and agree on a procedure for passing.
With a distance resolution of 15 m,in poor visibility the boatmaster would be unable to distinguish the bridge spans by radar since the traces from the radar reflectors would merge on the radar screen with the image of the bridge.