The radars are down.
The radars are down.
There were three radars on you.
And our radars? - Nothing.
If there was anything flying this kind of a pattern, why, it would be tracked by dozens of different radars.
There's no scientific or any other kind of reason in the world why our radars don't track it.
The radars have confirmed it.
The radars show no signs of activity.
It's so that our ship won't be reflected enemy ship's radars.
What he was fantastic in the Aerial Command it was that when the war it blew up in September of 1939, we had a system that it covered the country all in the aerial defense. The system had as base radars, or as we called at the time, RDF.
At this time, the radars were very rudimentary and had few.
On the other hand, the unknown spaceships have not signalled on our radars and the other signal from space has also ceased and it could very well be a trap.
Beware of the radars.
It's a nest of lasers and radars.
I just need to know what the radars saw.
When in harbor, the radars are off.
It is the DC-9's route... based on the data obtained by the radars at Campino and Rome... only minutes before the aircraft disappeared.
Our radars would have detected it.
As the missiles on one side in the arms race get bigger and better and faster, so the interceptor devices on the other side, the radars and counter missiles, have to get better and faster and more accurate as well.
And when they've got better, then the missiles on the first side have to get better still. And so the radars and interceptors have to get better still. And the process escalates, indefinitely, like that.
I call it "self-feeding" because there is a sense in which improvements in the original radars directly necessitate later improvements in the same radar, even though it's going via the loop of making the radars on the other side
We gotta turn off- - We have to turn off the radars, cabin heater, instrument displays, the guidance computer, the whole smash.
Stay off their respective radars. Quit killing people. That┬┤s high profile.
An incantation I picked up in the pit... kept them cloaked and off Heaven┬┤s radars.
Electronic warfare planes tried to jam anti aircraft radars.
This is the data from the Seasat radars.
I mean they looked at radars out in Krasnoyarsk and said
It's cameras, electronic devices, and radars!
And what big ears you have, Abi! Like radars... Cut the jokes.
Next day, I'm driving around with Letty all kick back and shit, and she radars in on this rat's nest, man.
If there's no radars, then you can go.
You got to get these radars to The Monarch, pronto.
Using nuclear technology, INVAP has built radiotherapy equipments, industrial automation equipments, radars and satellites.
The satellites under construction right now will give Argentina one of the most advanced earth-observation systems in the world. To have radars like these makes it possible for you to have information regardless of time of day or cloudiness.
-You see these radars?
Built in the late 50s, it housed the largest computer in the world, linked to a system of radars around the world, which constantly watched the soviet Union.
A strong signal on our radars seems to indicate more incoming UFOs.
All radars are clear.
I set up my radars all around.
The front of it is all full of radars and sensors, cos the idea is you can't actually crash it.
Outside of Paris there are radars.
We picked the storm up on our radars, we raced over as soon as we could.
Storm radars.
So it's on people's radars.
Dropped off radars over the brazilian jungle
No radars on, no "bird" in the air.
Our radars have detected a thermonuclear explosion... in the Amazon region.
We have a jumble of radio signals, the strongest of which are military radars.
I know of military ships with signal inhibitors, that would prevent our radars from locating them, even if they were the size of a frigate.
The air force is paranoid about the coastal wind farms messing up the radars.
I take it you still have your radars locked on me.
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