Long range navigating system
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LORANLong-range navigating system.
LORANLong-range navigational system
LORANSystem of Long-Range-Aid-to-Navigator: U. S. Navy.
loransystem of long-range navigation whereby the latitude and longitude of a ship or airplane are determined from the time displacement between radio signals from two or more fixed transmitters
loranssystem of long-range navigation whereby the latitude and longitude of a ship or airplane are determined from the time displacement between radio signals from two or more fixed transmitters
ALAIMountain range in the Tien Shan system.
hawksmedium-range, mobile U.S. surface-to-air missile system
hawkmedium-range, mobile U.S. surface-to-air missile system
bandwidthsThe range of frequencies over which a system or a device can operate effectively
omnirangeA navigation system in which short-range omnidirectional VHF transmitters serve as radio beacons
omnirangesA navigation system in which short-range omnidirectional VHF transmitters serve as radio beacons
bandwidthThe range of frequencies over which a system or a device can operate effectively
functionalityThe range of operations that can be run on a computer or other electronic system
functionalitiesThe range of operations that can be run on a computer or other electronic system
compandora system of transmitting or reproducing sound by compressing and then re-expanding the volume-range also COMPANDER
compandera system of transmitting or reproducing sound by compressing and then re-expanding the volume-range also COMPANDOR
compandorsCOMPANDOR, a system of transmitting or reproducing sound by compressing and then re-expanding the volume-range also COMPANDER
compandersCOMPANDER, a system of transmitting or reproducing sound by compressing and then re-expanding the volume-range also COMPANDOR
cellularDenoting or relating to a mobile telephone system that uses a number of short-range radio stations to cover the area that it serves, the signal being automatically switched from one station to another as the user travels about