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lost time

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lost time [′lȯst ′tīm]
(engineering acoustics)
The period in a frequency-modulation sonar, just after flyback, during which the sound field must be reestablished; its duration equals travel time of the signal to and from the target.


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Engineered of a high-grade composite of thermoplastic and fiberglass, it eliminates personal and lost time from razor knife injuries.
part of Tyco Fire and Building Products, reports that in April it surpassed one million man hours and 684 working days without a lost time accident.
 
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