The dome, that little dome, is growing really fast.

What's the number for the Tokyo Dome?

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15. Radar remote sensing from space has a number of advantages over airborne radar.

A dome, one of these ten foot domes.

And so Stanley did the little dome thing.

The dome was a request from the client.

She wanted a dome somewhere in the house.

This is a geodesic dome made of bamboo.

They're not on my radar.

A guest bedroom, which has this dome with marble on it.

And that little dome in there is a building by Stanley Tigerman.

Denmark has deployed a temporary solution by providing a radar to enhance situational awareness for controllers at Kabul International Airport, although this radar will need to be replaced by a permanent civilian air traffic control certified radar.

It really wasn't on the radar screen.

It completely passes below the radar screen.

The Department of Peacekeeping Operations is intensively testing radar imagery and works with its system contractor RADARSAT International to evaluate higher resolution digital elevation model generation from radar imagery, as well as using radar imagery for mapping purposes.

He'd made a building with a dome and he had a little tower.

Materials of varying roughness a factor which is dependent on the particular radar wavelength being used reflect the radar signal in different ways.

Knowledge of radar image interpretation is becoming increasingly important because of the growing number of operational and planned radar satellites (e.g. ERS 1, ERS 2, JERS 1, Radarsat) and the attendant increasing use of spaceborne radar as a tool to monitor tropical regions.

ERS 1 radar altimeter data provide worldwide surface information.

Recently, a new technique using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite data, called radar interferometry, has been introduced in the analysis of vertical displacement associated with fault movements.

16. Radar backscatter is dominated by the geometrical and electrical properties of surface materials, a fact which must be taken into account during the interpretation of radar images.

But what's unusual about the Costa Rica Dome is, in fact, it's not a permanent place.

And I'm sure Buckminster Fuller would be very, very proud to see a bamboo geodesic dome.

And if you're a radar, that's a really bad job.

This is a climb called the Dike Route, on Pywjack Dome, up in the Yosemite high country.

The dome has an incredible amount of water that washes off of it, as well as wastewater.

It's got a little, tiny dome, and it's got a bunch of gnarly stuff on its nose.

(i) Research on and development of an airborne, two frequency Doppler radar and a space borne radar for the tropical rainfall measuring mission (TRMM) to observe global rainfall from outer space

6 Synthetic aperture radar uses electronics to vary the nature of the virtual aperture of a radar detector, so that a single instrument can be made to mimic a range of instruments.

At this look angle, radar backscatter is strongly influenced by topographic slope.

It's viral. It seems to spread under the radar very, very quickly.

And he said, Yeah. He said, But that's if you're a radar.

The first of these was a multifrequency, multipolarization radar the most complex civilian radar ever flown in space to study the ecology, water cycles, vegetative cover, as well as oceanography, geology, and volcanology.

The most conventional use of radar data is the recognition of flooded areas by the dark signature of still water in a radar image associated with the all weather capability of the instrument.

So a place like the Costa Rica Dome could not technically qualify the time it's in the high seas.

The two ERS satellites provide a wealth of radar information for many applications.

18. Radar reflection from vegetation is also influenced by the type of polarization.

(h) Access should be given to training on digital analysis of radar images.

Coming closer to here, the Costa Rica Dome is a recently discovered area potentially year round habitat for blue whales.

So here's a dinosaur that has spikes sticking out of its head, no dome and gnarly stuff on its nose.

A member of an expedition by China travelling to Dome A was rescued by the United States in December 2004.

This characteristic makes radar imagery especially useful in differentiating areas of dry from moist soil and in the identification of vegetated zones often characterized by high humidity that would give rise to a strong radar response.

26. Based on the potential usefulness of satellite radar data as presented during the training course, the participants identified a number of projects which could benefit from the radar data collected at the Libreville receiving station.

The satellite uses a radar altimeter to yield precise measurements of sea surface height.