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the bow echo effect.
Yes. Strong to violent tornadoes can sometimes occur near a formation called a bow echo. In some cases, the north side of a bow echo can develop a circulation similar to the mesocyclone of a supercell. One of the more unusualy cases came on April 4, 1981 when a bow-echo produced an anticyclonic F4 tornado that struck the town of West Bend Wisconsin.
Radar measures the time for the echo of a radio wave to return from it and from the direction which it returns. A chronometer is a highly accurate timepiece such as a watch where great accuracy is required. It is also used for determining longitude at sea. Unlike radar, a chronometer does not discharge an echo signal
As distinct from pizzicato, which indicates that you are to play a string instrument such as a violin by plucking, the corresponding term for playing with a bow is arco.
They are used to navigate weather and ships. Their are two different kinds of radars.
Bow chica bow wow usually indicates and innuendo or double entendre. This is an onomatopoeic saying that imitates the rhythmic background music of a pornographic movie. You say it in a situation of sexual innuendo or when an especially attractive person is seen.
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There are 155 Doppler radars across the US and around 122 local offices.
they used to have little mice that would run out on the fields and that would transmit energy to the radars!!! isn't that incredible!!!!!