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terrain-following radar
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terrain-following radar [tə′rān ¦fäl·ə·wiŋ ′rā‚där]
(navigation)
Airborne radar which provides a display of terrain ahead of a low-flying aircraft to permit manual control, or signals for automatic control, to maintain constant altitude above the ground.


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To his credit, Horseshoe Ping closed up again to get to under a length behind the leader at the third bend, but Me Buddy again saved valuable ground hugging the rails and kept on stylishly to win by two lengths in 23.
Dudley Council has the largest collection of ceanothus in the country with more than 80 varieties on show, varying from ground hugging varieties to tall tree like shrubs up to 30ft high.
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