What's under the radar that shouldn't be under the radar?
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As you get closer to a radar, your radar gets worse.
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I started pitching some freelance stuff, and successfully pitched at Radar — Radar!
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They include (but are not limited to) trifocal cameras, ultrasonic sensors, surround view cameras, surround radar, long-range radar and combined radar and camera units.
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Raytheon statements say AN/SPY-6 is the first truly scalable radar, built with radar building blocks - Radar Modular Assemblies - that can be grouped to form any size radar aperture, either smaller or larger than currently fielded radars.
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Radar specialist Hirokatsu Watanabe using his specially modified Koden-brand radar scanning machine.
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Every object has a unique radar fingerprint The device is called RadarCat (or Radar Categorization for Input and Interaction), and works the way any radar system does.
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Radar imagery No weather geek can be far from their radar tool for long.
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Cameras, radar and sonar -- like radar but with sound waves -- are sufficient and far cheaper.
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Those sensors include radar, cameras and a laser-based kind of radar known as lidar.
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" Mr. Paddock, he said, was "not on our radar, or anyone's radar, prior to the event.
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Should an air-defence radar lock on to it with malicious intent, though, the drone will follow the radar signal to its source and the warhead nestled in its bulbous nose will blow the drone, the radar and any radar operators in the vicinity to kingdom come.
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The side-looking radar could enable the Su-57 to employ extreme beaming tactics, where the fighter turns 90 degrees away from an enemy's pulse doppler radar exploiting the blind spot of this technology (the radar filters out low relative velocity objects and the beaming fighter, which appears stationary to the radar, disappears from the enemy radar screen) while still guiding its weapons on target.
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Most other automakers are relying on cameras, radar and a type of laser-based radar known as lidar.
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The feathery dragnet recorded radar blips from 353 vessels, which used radar to navigate and detect other boats.
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"Unplugged" sounds like you're off the radar for a while, and I don't think I'm ever off the radar.
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In truth, the weatherproof enclosure — called a "radome" (a portamanteau of "radar" and "dome") — holds the plane's radar antenna.
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Recently, the weather service radar observed and captured radar images of birds flying within the eye of Hurricane Irma.
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These may use ultrasound, radar or lidar (a system like radar but which substitutes laser light for radio waves).
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No, because this is an individual who is not on our radar or anyone's radar prior to the event.
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BECKY QUICK: Anything that rises to your radar screen now that may be under the radar for other people?
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Both of those companies use radar, cameras and lidar, a kind of radar based on lasers, to scan roadways.
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Weather radar is down, making it harder to forecast new storms Actual situation of Doppler radar after Hurricane María.
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There's a forward-facing camera, a forward-facing radar, a second radar sensor on the right side of the truck.
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Because the radar instrument on Yutu-2 is identical, the authors of the new paper ignored the low-frequency radar.
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"You can't argue with the radar results," Cassie Stuurman, a radar scientist soon to join the European Space Agency, told Gizmodo.
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WINNERS * Julián Castro: The former San Antonio mayor had been running below the radar -- WAY below the radar -- until Wednesday night.
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Plane disappears from Thai military radar Thai military radar is tracking the plane's signal, but it disappears at 1:22 a.m.
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The top-selling Uniden radar detector comes stacked with 27-degree protection and extreme radar sensitivity, to pick up on frequencies.
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NORAD also has radar stations in other areas throughout the world, as well as radar satellites that help with the cause.
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These include rounded or angular shaping that can scatter radar waves, plus special materials that absorb radar instead of deflecting it.
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A US official said radar intelligence followed the radar track of regime airplanes and the infrared heat signature of the bombs.
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Unlike birds, which often show up on Doppler radar maps, it is relatively rare for insect swarms to trigger radar stations.
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Kodiak Robotics plans to use light detection and ranging radar known as LiDAR as well as camera, radar and sonar technologies.
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The unit makes weapons including radar threat-countering high-speed anti-radiation missiles and rapid-fire, radar-guided guns for ships.
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"Radar observations are planned at NASA's Goldstone Solar System Radar in California and the National Science Foundation's Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, and the resulting radar images could reveal surface details as small as a few meters," NASA said.
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"All the bugs are tracked inside of Radar at Apple, and a lot of people have access to Radar," says Richard Williamson.
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Many countries therefore use cloud-scanning ground radar to measure precipitation as it is happening, but Sierra Leone has no such radar.
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The AN/SPY-26 radar, also called Air and Missile Defense Radar (AMDR), is engineered to simultaneously locate and discriminate multiple tracks.
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Aircraft are made stealthy through a combination of radar-absorbent coatings and shapes that deflect returning radar signals away from the transmitter.
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This was accomplished in 2016 using wideband ground-penetrating radar (or in this case, ice-penetrating radar) developed at the University of Kansas.
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Common radar suppressors only cut down on backscattering, which is when radar waves hit an object and bounce right back at the emitter.
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According to the radar operator Kevin Day, interviewed by Unidentified, the radar data was confiscated by government officials — an unprecedented occurrence, he claims.
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Subi Reef had seen tunnels completed that were likely for ammunition storage and another radar antenna array and radar domes, the report said.
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The Su-57 does have some advantageous features, like side-facing radar that enables it to trick the radar on US stealth fighters.
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"Oversea shot seems unlikely — Bahrain has a long-range air-surveillance radar," the former officer said, including the sophisticated AN/TPS-59 radar.
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Echodyne set the radar industry on its ear when it debuted its pocket-sized yet hyper-capable radar unit for drones and aircraft.
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Radar waves will bounce under a tractor-trailer, according to Frankenberg, the radar startup CEO, making the car think there's a clear path ahead.
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How stealthy it is, is not public; its radar cross-section - the size it "appears" on a radar scope - is a heavily guarded secret.
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How stealthy it is, is not public; its radar cross-section - the size it "appears" on a radar scope - is a heavily guarded secret.
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Specific surfaces of the planes are designed to absorb radar signals or to deflect radar signals away -- making the aircraft virtually invisible to electronics.
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The Uber car, a modified Volvo XC90, was equipped with cameras, radar and LIDAR (a variant of radar that uses invisible pulses of light).
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Using a radar instrument called Marsis on the Mars Express orbiter, researchers from the European Space Agency beamed radar waves at the Martian surface.
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South Korea said Monday that it had developed radar that can detect incoming artillery faster and more accurately than the radar it now uses.
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RIMFAX For the first time, a surface mission will include a ground-penetrating radar instrument called RIMFAX, or Radar Imager for Mars' Subsurface Experiment.
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They said on Monday that radar imagery obtained from the Egyptian military had confirmed previous reports based on Greek and British radar data indicating that the plane had swerved sharply to the left, then spun 360 degrees to the right before disappearing from radar.
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The best hope, already used by some airports, is three-dimensional radar, which, unlike standard airfield radar, can track a drone flying several kilometres away.
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Outside experts have not been able to confirm these findings with other radar detections, like SHARAD, the Shallow Radar sounder onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter.
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Reuters reported last week that the candidates for the radar were Raytheon's SPY-6 and a version of Lockheed Martin Long Range Discrimination Radar (LRDR).
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As one fighter jet after another got the new radar, pilots began picking up the objects, but ignoring what they thought were false radar tracks.
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Instead of monetizing the collected data, Radar prices its platform based on the number of monthly active users that use the apps with Radar inside.
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The Greek defence minister has said Greek radar showed the plane swerved sharply and plunged from cruising altitude to 15,000 feet before disappearing from the radar.
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Reuters reported last week that the candidates for the radar were Raytheon Co's SPY-6 and a version of Lockheed Martin Long Range Discrimination Radar (LRDR).
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It detects all of the most common radar bands and LIDAR, while effectively tuning out false alarms from automatic doors and other harmless radar signals. $2000.
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It detects all of the most common radar bands and LIDAR, while effectively tuning out false alarms from automatic doors and other harmless radar signals. $400.
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"Students do not get on ICE's radar; aliens who are criminally arrested by local law enforcement get on ICE's radar," said Carl Rusnok, an agency spokesman.
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A Japanese radar technician, Hirokatsu Watanabe, assessed the walls using ground-penetrating radar, and he concluded that "organic and metallic substances" lay behind the north wall.
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Reuters reported last week that the candidates for the radar system were Raytheon Co's SPY-6 and a version of Lockheed Martin Long Range Discrimination Radar (LRDR).
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A military radar researcher at a university in northwestern China said the actual range of the new radar could be even greater than that announced by CETC.
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The Raytheon-built AN/SPY-251(V) radar is reported by developers to be 35-times more powerful than existing ship-based radar systems; the technology is widely regarded as being able to detect objects twice as far away at one-half the size of current tracking radar.
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You can only see it on radar, and the radar picture is telling you that the system is wrapping up, it's very turbulent, and you're preparing for this.
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Gallium nitride chips are being used in radar for antiballistic missiles and in an Air Force radar system, called Space Fence, that is used to track space debris.
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A radar image of Tiangong-240 taken by Fraunhofer FHR space radar observationImage: Fraunhofer FHR with permission (ESA)I love clicks as much as the next online journalist.
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We spoke to Radar founder Ollie Ashley about the state of "organised chaos" that Radar operates in and what the future holds for his station and adopted hometown.
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Were it not for whistleblowers bringing this misconduct to light, the doping practices would have likely continued under the radar, and likely do continue under the radar elsewhere.
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The pilot replied "VFR conditions, one thousand five hundred," and the VNY controller advised him to contact Southern California Terminal Radar Approach Control (SCT) for radar advisory services.
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As detailed in Science, the buried lake was detected using ice-penetrating radar from the European Space Agency's Mars Advanced Radar for Subsurface and Ionospheric Sounding (MARSIS) satellite.
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The Aegis Ashore radar choice was between Raytheon Co's Spy-6 radar, designed to upgrade the U.S. Navy's fleet of Aegis warships, and a version of Lockheed Martin Corp's Long Range Discrimination Radar, which will be deployed in the Ground-Based Midcourse Defense anti-ballistic missile system in Alaska around 2020.
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Echodyne's pocket-sized radar may be the next must-have tech for drones (and drone hunters) Echodyne is another company that used metamaterials to great effect, shrinking radar arrays to pocket size by engineering a radar transceiver that's essentially 2D and can have its beam steered electronically rather than mechanically.
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Not on the radar "It is now not on the radar screen and there is what I would describe as a willful acquiescence to the settlement enterprise," Miller said.
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Military radar detection Though the Malaysian plane is not transmitting information -- by ACARS or transponder -- radar on the ground or elsewhere can still detect a plane in the air.
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New radar in each corner of the car would help with Musk's goal of using radar to create a point cloud similar to the one used in lidar systems.
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Quantum radar systems could be small and would be able to evade enemy countermeasures such anti-radar missiles because the ghostly quantum entanglement could not be traced, it said.
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The development of the radar system is hastened by the re-use of software technology from existing Navy dual-band and AN/TPY-2 radar programs, Raytheon developers added.
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They artificially create a radar cross section in the frequency bands in which airspace-deconfliction radars operate so that traditional, defense radar systems know what they are dealing with.
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A year later, they named it Makam, the Hebrew acronym for radar, in honor of an Israeli mission to capture an Egyptian radar system during the War of Attrition.
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The radar shoots lasers at objects in order to detect them, and works closely with the cameras and normal radar to create a thorough image of the car's surroundings.
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The Israeli Harpy, a loitering anti-radar missile, deploys without a specifically designated target, flies a search pattern, identifies as an enemy radar and then divebombs and destroys it.
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Chips based on the technology are used in radar for antiballistic missiles and in an Air Force radar system, called Space Fence, that is used to track space debris.
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Arbe is so confident in its radar chipset that Marenko says it will enable Level 3 automation in passenger vehicles without requiring lidar, or light detection and ranging radar.
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Guided by a measuring tape, geophysicist Ryan Gallagher set the radar down every 25 centimeters (10 inches), saying "point, point, point" to indicate when Ebinger should trigger a radar signal.
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With the help of several optical, near-infrared, and radar observatories, including the NASA Infrared Telescope Facility and Arecibo Planetary Radar, the team pinned down key details about the object.
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It is THAAD's sophisticated radar, which according to the U.S. Missile Defense Agency is the "largest air-transportable x-band radar in the world", that has spurred tensions with China.
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Radar tracking of the plane show it turned around as it approached Vietnamese airspace, flew back toward Malaysia and then on over the Indian Ocean, where radar contact was lost.
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Brunton mentioned his interest in decades-old techniques for concealing one's position from radar detection, and particularly in chaff, the material used by military planes to confuse enemy radar signals.
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The maintenance work will include KAVA, a stationary radar system for remote control and overhead elevation and KEVA2010, a radar system from Thales 2009, which constitutes the airborne control hull.
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"Although other manufacturers are introducing autopilot systems based on a suite of technologies (cameras, lidar, radar, etc.), we believe TSLA's radar-based system should provide improved functionality and increased safety since TSLA has solved the main challenges with radar, including object identification," wrote senior equity analyst Ben Kallo in a note to clients.
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The Phalanx Block IB Baseline 2 radar upgrade is a new digital radar that provides improved detection performance, increased reliability and reduction in sailor man-hours for system maintenance, developers said.
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Moreover, some materials (rubber, for example) do not reflect radar waves well, so radar could have difficulty noticing, say, a dangerous chunk of tyre from a blowout lying in the road.
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Today, Stripe is announcing Radar for Fraud Teams, an expansion of its free AI-based Radar service that runs alongside Stripe's core payments API to help identify and block fraudulent transactions.
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While pregnancy does lead to long lasting changes in brain structure, whether it's from baby radar is hard to know, mostly because baby radar isn't an official medical definition or diagnosis.
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Both the Audi system and G.M.'s SuperCruise also use radar sensors, cameras and lidar — a kind of radar based on lasers — to read the road and identify vehicles and pedestrians.
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The N036 Byelka radar features five AESA (Active Electronically Scanned Arrays) systems, three X-band and two L-band, and it's also the first AESA radar used on a Russian aircraft.
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In the Southwest, drones operated by Customs and Border Protection carry a radar system called Vader, or Vehicle and Dismount Exploitation Radar, which was initially used in Afghanistan to track insurgents.
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The Americans also found out that the radar used by the Japanese on Iwo was not really beneficial as the Japanese already had other radar installations that did the same job.
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" The recording ends, "Cactus 1549, radar contact is lost.
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Wind, solar, hydropower ... biomass is also in the radar.
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Uniden R3 Extreme Radar & Laser Detector $247 w/ XP43B
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Radar has received $500K in funding from Expa Labs .
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The Aegis ships would combine data from THAAD's radar with information from their own AN/SPY-1 radar to track and fire interceptors at the enemy missiles midflight, US military documents show.
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I avoid [the popular free app] Ghost Radar or anything named similarly to Ghost Radar — anything that has a built-in feature where you can take photos while you're in the app.
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The think tank said advanced surveillance and early-warning radar facilities at Fiery Cross, Subi, and Cuarteron Reefs, as well as Woody Island, and smaller facilities elsewhere gave it similar radar coverage.
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A lot of modern automobiles are now equipped with radar systems, in fact Tesla recently announced that it would be focusing on radar as the core technology in its autonomous driving system.
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But a German radar maker says it used its passive radar, set up on a pony farm, to track the stealth fighter as it left an air show in Germany last year.
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On Monday, Iran inaugurated a new radar system that it says is capable of detecting radar-evading aircraft like the American-made U-2, RQ-4 and MQ-1, state television reported.
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Radar lets customers integrate with the Radar SDK and instantly start setting up geofences, tracking entry and exit events, and ultimately using that data to create a better experience for end-user.
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The new version also made radar the primary sensor, and Mr. Musk said the new radar would have been able to see the truck in the Florida crash despite the bright sky.
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He noted that Waymo cars were equipped with highly sensitive cameras, radar and three different types of lidar — a kind of radar based on lasers — to identify objects, pedestrians and other cars.
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"The P-3s' tail Doppler radar and lower fuselage radar systems, meanwhile, scan the storm vertically and horizontally, giving scientists and forecasters a real-time look at the storm," NOAA's website says.
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But take a look at what happened to a weather radar station in Puerto Rico: Wow, this is TJUA San Juan, Puerto Rico radar back in March, and now after Hurricane Maria. Incredible.
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While they do not absorb all radar waves, research tests showed that about 75% of radar waves from 8-10 GHz was absorbed by meta-skin wrapped over the surface of a rod.
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The forward-mounted canards, poorly shielded engines and underside vertical stabilizers all limit the amount that its radar cross section -- which determines how visible the aircraft is to a radar -- can be reduced.
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The '90s pop princess hasn't really gone anywhere, she's just been flying a little under-the-radar these days — if, that is, you consider a wildly successful Vegas residency flying under-the-radar.
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And if the radar sees a large, dense, metal object — like a truck — the radar sensor can slow or brake the car, even if the camera system can't identify the object, he said.
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" Theodore Postol, a radar expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said putting a high-powered radar like Globus 3 in Vardo "makes no sense if the main goal is tracking space junk.
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It was probably just a blip in the radar, though.
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I don't want to be too far on her radar.
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It might've been happening but it wasn't on their radar.
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It's just too good to have fallen off the radar.
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It lost radar contact at 2,300 feet, Guernsey police said.
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It was also off the radar somewhat as a startup.
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Why might men with anxiety be flying under the radar?
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Yet she has somehow managed to stay under the radar.
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But in another regard it was largely under the radar.
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It's supposed to really kind of go under the radar.
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In theory, putting radar on a phone is a revolution.
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Ted Cruz who put pardoning her husband on Trump's Radar.
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Yet workplace financial wellness programs often fly under the radar.
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She didn't even know that she was on anyone's radar.
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Here's #KansasCity erupting in celebration, as detected by our radar!
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Likely, both Chris and Chase weren't on her radar anyway.
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Radar proving invaluable in understanding plume dynamics and fire progression.
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So how did it fly under the radar so successfully?
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Dresses over pants have been on our radar since 2013.
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It went off radar just 10 miles from Egyptian airspace.
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Those comments raised analysts' radar over the Fed's likely steps.
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This primary has been on Republicans' radar since the beginning.
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China worries the system's powerful radar can penetrate its territory.
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HW2 models come with advanced radar, cameras and ultrasonic sensors.
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It's an awesome natural event, sometimes picked up on radar.
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But that shouldn't be the only symptom on your radar.
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To find it just go to browse > discover>Release Radar.
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With Release Radar, Spotify mixes up the formula a bit.
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But still, zoonotic TB was not on his physicians' radar.
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Also on the radar is another set of inflation data.
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Vessel wasn't on their list, let alone on their radar.
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When it locked onto the ground with radar, everyone cheered.
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The alerts continued until the plane vanished from radar screens.
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Radar Online was the first outlet to report the news.
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In a couple of decades there would be radar, too.
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The WKYT meteorologist said the fire showed up on radar.
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We trained the car to park itself using radar sensors.
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For example, the new space radar won't appear until 2023.
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It's not that you ... Doesn't even register on his radar.
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Your time and priorities don't even register on their radar.
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The NWS uses Doppler radar to monitor weather via satellite.
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A radar cross section of the southern polar layered deposits.
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So far, Garrett has flown under the radar with Hannah.
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Chang's even been on the radar of China's CCTV producers.
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That helped put him on the bank's and Qatar's radar.
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Why on earth would you want radar in a smartwatch?
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"We are going with Eli Joseph Marroquin," Comeau told Radar.
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And their presence has not gone completely under the radar.
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Johnson has gone under the radar ever since the Dec.
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You're looking for someone a little more under the radar?
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They used radar to identify lakes, seas and mountain ranges.
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Tyra was not on the radar after Nick Cannon quit.
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"This race really isn't on Singer's radar," the source said.
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The wave of attacks hasn't fallen under the radar though.
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None of them had been on authorities' radar for terrorism.
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These vehicles are equipped with ruggedized lidar, radar, cameras, etc.
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They are below the radar and that's a good thing.
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Then, there are the other comeback pieces on her radar.
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That same year, Radar was sold to American Media, Inc.
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"We have all had him on our radar," Abedin responded.
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That's where people under the radar do very cruel things.
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DeSantis has been under the radar during the recount process.
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DeSantis has largely flown under the radar since Election Day.
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Notably, he also flew beneath the Nobel Prize speculation radar.
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"That's one that got lost in the radar," he said.
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The radar reflected the feature's brightness, signaling that it's water.
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Beijing worries the THAAD's powerful radar can penetrate Chinese territory.
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"He hasn't flown under the radar for us," Collins said.
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His eyes roved the room like radar as we dined.
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"We fly below the radar," one employee told the Post.
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Tesla's Autopilot system uses cameras and radar, but not lidar.
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That's where Google's Soli radar technology is likely to reside.
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The system uses a radar to detect an incoming projectile.
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The issue largely flew under the federal radar until Reps.
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To date, the reformers have been flying beneath the radar.
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Sometimes these alliances have taken shape off the public radar.
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Florek has remained relatively under the radar in recent years.
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It creates a plasma shield so that radar is useless.
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It is back on the U.S. public's radar, at least.
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College wasn't on the radar: He simply couldn't afford it.
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But most of those conversations are happening under the radar.
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What if one of these guys goes off the radar?
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"That could come up on our radar screen," he said.
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Context Travel had been on Frank's radar screens since 2010.
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Since then, it's more or less dropped off the radar.
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Sensors including a giant floating radar detected the target rocket.
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The AWAC is typically used to jam an enemy's radar.
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And that's been a trend on comScore's radar since 2014.
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I thought surely I was off Pratt's radar by now.
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Nazi radar defense technology was decimating the Allied air forces.
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But racial bias isn't the only thing on Ansari's radar.
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However, if that does not happen, stay on their radar.
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The THAAD system uses sophisticated radar to detect incoming missiles.
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At the very least, I should be on their radar.
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The structures match archive images showing the Dnepr radar system.
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I have to tell the radar 'Hey, look over here.
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"He was not really on the radar," Sheriff Linder said.
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You stay under the radar, you work, and that's it.
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It was easy to be off the radar back then.
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His colleagues are bent over radar screens tracking the crossings.
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It stands for radar intercept officer, not radio intercept officer.
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We have six new thrillers to put on your radar.
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The couple was not on the radar of federal authorities.
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They issued the warning based on information gathered by radar.
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It wasn't on the radar as any sort of threat.
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JK: I think that it's definitely been on their radar.
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A. races have just kind of run under the radar.
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Zobayan at one point requested radar assistance to avoid traffic.
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Coronavirus is not the only risk on the Fed's radar.
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The other challenge is one of radar and sensor coverage.
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That was the first time he was on my radar.
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Radar also gives the device gesture recognition, via Motion Sense.
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Sorey's work eludes the pinging radar of genre and style.
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Put Janet Yellen on your radar screen for the week.
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"But having radar really shows the intricacies of those movements."
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PARIS — This is a war that escapes most radar screens.
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At first, the machinations took place largely under the radar.
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Joe Biden slid under the radar without too much trouble.
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Very soon a fat blob appeared on his radar screen.
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"It's definitely on the radar scope," Neugebauer told The Hill.
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Another North Carolinian on GOP leaders' radar is freshman Rep.
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PT The helicopter falls off the radar, the NTSB said.
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So far, the product may have flown under the radar.
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A disease of this magnitude wasn't even on China's radar.
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That sounds more appropriately like under the radar negative campaigning.
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Smith's next prospect, however, flies even more under the radar.
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It isn't clear why Zuberi is on the prosecutors' radar.
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The targets were reportedly Iranian missile batteries and radar sites.
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The plane had not turned back, according to the radar.
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It likely won't remain under the radar for long, however.
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Several other moderates are also on the radar, including Reps.
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Rising prices have been high on his radar since autumn.
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The landing gear retracts to prevent interference with the radar.
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These guys weren't even on the radar two days ago.
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Avenatti came onto the national radar thanks to Donald Trump.
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I'd be surprised if they'd even turned their radar on.
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Why did this film sweep so dramatically under the radar?
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It came on my radar three months ago, I'd say.
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The integrity of our democracy isn't even on his radar.
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But cops said the house is now on their radar.
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But he's under the radar, probably because he is smart!
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Since then, the issue has fallen off the national radar.
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But Poshmark is no longer quite so under the radar.
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Still, the Bulldogs have remained a bit under the radar.
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