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dual phenomenology

dual phenomenology noun: the requirement for an incoming nuclear attack to be confirmed by both satellite and radar before retaliatory action is taken.

Noun

dual phenomenology (uncountable)

  1. (US) The requirement for an incoming nuclear attack to be confirmed by both satellite and radar before retaliatory action is taken.

Questions about dual phenomenology

What does dual phenomenology mean?
Dual phenomenology means the requirement for an incoming nuclear attack to be confirmed by both satellite and radar before retaliatory action is taken.
What part of speech is dual phenomenology?
Dual phenomenology is a noun.

Words near dual phenomenology in the dictionary

  1. dual nationality
  2. dual number
  3. dual numbers
  4. dual offence
  5. dual offences
  6. dual phenomenology
  7. dual photon absorptiometries
  8. dual photon absorptiometry
  9. dual polyhedra
  10. dual polyhedron
  11. dual primaries

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