paarweise zeitliche Korrelation ...
English translation: Coupled time (resolved) correlation and combined evaluation
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| na +1 | paired temporal correlation and combined evaluation |
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| na | Coupled time (resolved) correlation and combined evaluation |
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13 mins peer agreement (net): +1
paired temporal correlation and combined evaluation Explanation: enable the determination of the orientation of an elongated object. This moves into my specialist area |
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Coupled time (resolved) correlation and combined evaluation Explanation: Paired = coupled. Whenever it's about two things which are interdependant they are said to be coupled. Here it is the case since radar principle implies that the emission signal is known. (It is not clear here if both antennas are used for emission or detection or both, however their sent/received signals cannot be independant). zeitliche = versus time. The modern expresssion for this is "time", if you add "resolved" it means that the measurement is strictly taken aginst time. Here it seems to be a time correlation (we are looking for events occuring at the same time). "combinierte Auswertung" makes no problem it is simply "combined evaluation". Now what's about "miteinander" it means "with each other" i.e. it means here that the signals are compared over time to find if they are, or are not, time correlated, this means that they are individually time resolved. This is the reason why I propose to add resolved to better interpret what whas explained above in german. 25 years of instrumentation in the industry |
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