side-looking

When he left office, there were 296 miles of pedestrian fencing (and 74 more in development), 282 miles of vehicle barriers (and 18 more in development), 80 miles of all-weather road, and lots of technology from cameras to infrared systems to side-looking radar to sophisticated observation posts, all aimed to make our border more secure.

COURAGE AND CONSEQUENCE KARL ROVE 2010

When he left office, there were 296 miles of pedestrian fencing (and 74 more in development), 282 miles of vehicle barriers (and 18 more in development), 80 miles of all-weather road, and lots of technology from cameras to infrared systems to side-looking radar to sophisticated observation posts, all aimed to make our border more secure.

COURAGE AND CONSEQUENCE KARL ROVE 2010

Its integrated control and display systems, dual-redundant flight control computers, operational software, forward-looking sonar for detecting natural and manmade obstacles, as well as side-looking sonar for mine detection and terrain/bottom mapping, were all state-of-the-art.

State of the Union Brad Thor 2004

Its integrated control and display systems, dual-redundant flight control computers, operational software, forward-looking sonar for detecting natural and manmade obstacles, as well as side-looking sonar for mine detection and terrain/bottom mapping, were all state-of-the-art.

State of the Union Brad Thor 2004

Its integrated control and display systems, dual-redundant flight control computers, operational software, forward-looking sonar for detecting natural and manmade obstacles, as well as side-looking sonar for mine detection and terrain/bottom mapping, were all state-of-the-art.

State of the Union Brad Thor 2004

Huge grinding teeth of an herbivore, large side-looking orbit for the eye.

grouse Diary Entry grouse 2002

A high-flying aircraft tracing over the border with a side-looking camera could see far into his country and take thousands of useful, pretty pictures, and the Chinese probably had a goodly collection of such pictures, plus whatever they could get from their own satellites, or from the commercial birds that anyone could employ now for money -

The Bear and the Dragon Clancy, Tom, 1947- 2000

Aircraft with side-looking airborne radar (SLAR) normally work at high altitude and may not need to cross the forward edge to achieve their objectives.

FM 100-61 Chptr 8 Reconnaissance United States Army 1998

Aircraft with side-looking airborne radar (SLAR) normally work at high altitude and may not need to cross the forward edge to achieve their objectives.

FM 100-61 Chptr 8 Reconnaissance United States Army 1998

Imagery reconnaissance encompasses all types of optical cameras utilizing conventional fixed-frame and strip photography, infrared photography, and television systems; it also includes side-looking airborne radar (SLAR) and synthetic-aperture radar (SAR) capabilities.

FM 100-61 Chptr 10 Air Support United States Army 1998