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OAW

(Optically Assisted Winchester) An earlier disk technology under development by Seagate in the late 1990s. Magneto-optic in principle, it differed because both laser and magnetic components were on the same side of the platter. OAW used a fiber to direct light via a rotating MEMS mirror. The technology was later folded into Seagate's research on heat-assisted magnetic recording (HAMR). See HAMR, magneto-optic disk and MEMS.



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There are several ways to prevent strikes by enemy offensive air weapons (OAW) at troops and facilities of combined-arms large strategic formations: to destroy OAW in flight; destroy OAW and elements of their infrastructure at their bases; carry out a set of measures to reduce enemy OAW effectiveness of attacking troops and facilities.
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It is required to distribute SA planes among J targets of various degrees of importance (an object hereinafter imply an OAW base and any other target to be effectively engaged by fire) in such a way as to maximize the damage to the enemy.
 
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