Assertion: radome's edge | /r/HasProperty | spaced
Facets:
value: from one
type: OTHER
value: from each other
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: In the embodiments of the radome wherein the dielectric material sheet defines a symmetrically curved shell having a vertex and a given axis, the first array of thin strips of dielectric material are supported edgewise on one wall of the shell, with the supported edges of the strips being spaced from each other and disposed in radial planes that include the given axis, and with each strip being normal to the one wall, for providing anisotropy favoring parallel polarization components of incident radiation; and the second array of thin strips of dielectric material are supported edgewise on the other wall of the shell, with the supported edges of the strips being spaced from one another and disposed perpendicular to the supported edges of the strips in the first array, and with all of the strips being tilted from the other wall at an acute angle in a common direction away from the vertex for providing anisotropy favoring perpendicular polarization components of incident radiation.
text: In the embodiments of the radome wherein the dielectric material sheet defines a symmetrically curved shell having a vertex and a given axis, the first array of thin strips of dielectric material are supported edgewise on one wall of the shell, with the supported edges of the strips being spaced from each other and disposed in radial planes that include the given axis, and with each strip being normal to the one wall, for providing anisotropy favoring parallel polarization components of incident radiation; and the second array of thin strips of dielectric material are supported edgewise on the other wall of the shell, with the supported edges of the strips being spaced from one another and disposed perpendicular to the supported edges of the strips in the first array, and with all of the strips being tilted from the other wall at an acute angle in a common direction away from the vertex for providing anisotropy favoring perpendicular polarization components of incident radiation.