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FLR
(redirected from Forward-Looking Radar)

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FLRFemale Led Relationship
FLRField Level Repair(able)
FLRFirst Level Resolution
FLRFlare
FLRFlight Line Reference
FLRFloor
FLRFlorence, Italy (Airport Code)
FLRFlorida Lambda Rail
FLRFood Labelling Regulation (UK)
FLRForce of Lower Readiness
FLRForest Land Reserve
FLRFormal Lab Report
FLRForward-Looking Radar
FLRFixed Length Record
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The AN/APQ-170 radar is a multimode, redundant, dual-band and forward-looking radar that integrates terrain-following and terrain-avoidance features, as well as ground-mapping, weather detection and avoidance, and beacon interrogation modes of operation.
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Such microcircuits are essential, for example, to the operation of the electronic warfare arrays found on the F-22 Raptor, the Air Force's newest front-line fighter, and to the forward-looking radar on the recently approved Joint Strike Fighter.
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TRW and Thomson-CSF of Paris formed a joint venture company, Autocruise, to develop, manufacture, and sell a 77 GHz forward-looking radar system to use in the TRW adaptive cruise control system.
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