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Перевод: sonar

[существительное]
гидролокатор ; ультразвуковой локатор; сонар

Тезаурус:

1. The Loch Ness Project took on the mantle of the LNI and picked up from the Loch Morar expeditions, and we returned to Loch Ness, whose steep-walled uniformity is more favourable to sonar.
2. Robotic supervisory control; Thin film fabrication; Semiconductor heterojunctions and superlattices; Flat panel display addressing and pixel modelling; Glow discharge processes; Chemistry of II-;VI phosphors; Sensors, biomedical telemetry; Real-time digital signal processing; Sonar signal processing; Bandwidth compression of speech and video; High-speed implementation of computer logic/modelling/transmission line effects; Graphics design for computer simulation of printed circuit board design and facsimile reception; Heart rate variability; Blood pressure monitoring; Cardio-vascular modelling; Speech recognition and synthesis; Artificial hearing devices; Data communications; Electric vehicle drives; Power electronics; ASIC/PAL design; Transputer applications; Radio-frequency devices and systems; Ventricular modelling; Adaptive filters; Fetal and neonatal monitoring; Garment and textile automation and control; Image processing; Control systems; Adoptive systems; Flight control systems; Expert systems applications; Electromagnetic wave propagation studies.
3. If they are not, monofilament nets must be replaced by biodegradable multifilament nets made out of a material like cotton, which are detectable by dolphin sonar.
4. Much of a dolphin's life revolves around finding and eating food, and it has evolved a highly developed jaw and sonar system to serve its feeding requirements.
5. The walls of the ultra-scan room were covered with "sonar" pictures.
6. John Sutphen suggests that with the three sonar channels available to dolphins, cetaceans can see-read-hear into each others' hearts and brains.
7. The objective was to repeat previous sonar contacts and, in addition, to establish some pattern that perhaps would lead to active underwater photography.
8. The theory is that its internal air pocket will "bounce" back the dolphin's sonar signal, regardless of the direction of approach.
9. They are disputed only by a sonar depth reading of 297 m, recorded in 1969; but we have found no depth over 220 m in the area scanned in 1969.
10. Something in the loch has produced some very peculiar sonar traces on some very sophisticated equipment, and that something demands explanation.
11. This was because officers listening to sonar buoys needed this frequency response to distinguish between Allied and German submarines, and they needed a set of training-records.
12. The British end of the network consisted of Harry Houghton and Ethel Gee who passed on secrets of sonar and submarine development.
13. We can say only that the project has some experienced sonar experts, including Bill Thomas of Kelvin Hughes and Dr Brian Woodward of Loughborough University, and from Simrad of Norway, who have the longest commercial experience of horizontal sonar in the world.