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range rate

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range rate [′rānj ‚rāt]
(electronics)
The rate at which the distance from the measuring equipment to the target or signal source that is being tracked is changing with respect to time.


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Radar is used to detect object range and range rate, while vision systems confirm the classification of identified objects, such as vehicles, traffic signs, bridges and tunnels.
Among the many reasons for poor performance are excessive weapon angular rates as seen by the radar, excessive elevation variation of the search fence in challenging terrain, excessive range rates determined during verification, the formation of an inadequate track history and the failure of specific in-track and end-of-track discriminates.
On Ladies Day, women shoot free for the first hour and can bring a guest for $7 per hour--a substantial savings off the regular range rate.
 
 
 
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