Kerrison predictor
Kerrison predictor noun: an early automated anti-aircraft fire-control system, capable of aiming a gun at an aircraft based on simple inputs such as observed speed and the angle to the target.
Noun
Kerrison predictor (plural Kerrison predictors)
Forms of Kerrison predictor
| plural | Kerrison predictors |
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Origin of Kerrison predictor
Designed by Major A. V. Kerrison at the Admiralty Research Laboratory, Teddington, in the late 1930s.
Questions about Kerrison predictor
- What does Kerrison predictor mean?
- Kerrison predictor means an early automated anti-aircraft fire-control system, capable of aiming a gun at an aircraft based on simple inputs such as observed speed and the angle to the target.
- What part of speech is Kerrison predictor?
- Kerrison predictor is a noun.
- What is the plural of Kerrison predictor?
- The plural of Kerrison predictor is Kerrison predictors.
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