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31lobe — A curve representing the relative signal strength plotted against the position of the aerial with respect to a target. four, two at an angle of 7° from the main beam and two at angle of 90°. Side lobes may cause false weak echoes. An antenna… …
32lobe — 1. One of the subdivisions of an organ or other part, bounded by fissures, sulci, connective tissue septa, or other structural demarcations. 2. A rounded projecting part, as the l. of the ear. SEE ALSO: lobule. 3. One of the larger divisions of… …
33Lobe — Recorded as Lobb and Lobbe in England, and Lobe in Ireland, this is an English surname. It has two possible interpretations. The first and most likely is that it is locational from the place called Lobb in Devonshire. This is recorded as Loba in… …
34lobe — UK [ləʊb] / US [loʊb] noun [countable] Word forms lobe : singular lobe plural lobes 1) a round part of something, especially a part of a leaf or a large section of your brain 2) your earlobe …
35lobe — lapelis statusas T sritis radioelektronika atitikmenys: angl. lobe vok. Keule, f; Zipfel, m rus. лепесток, m pranc. lobe, m …
36lobe — n. 1 a roundish and flattish projecting or pendulous part, often each of two or more such parts divided by a fissure (lobes of the brain). 2 = ear lobe (see EAR(1)). Derivatives: lobed adj. lobeless adj. Etymology: LL f. Gk lobos lobe, pod …
37lobe — n. [Gr. lobos, lobe] A generally rounded part or projection of a part or organ …
38lobe — /lohb/, n. 1. a roundish projection or division, as of an organ or a leaf. 2. earlobe. [1515 25; < ML lobus (LL: hull, husk, pod) < Gk lobós, akin to L legula lobe of the ear] * * * …
39lobe — noun Lobe is used after these nouns: ↑ear …
40lobe — noun 1》 a hanging or projecting part, such as the soft part at the base of the outer ear. 2》 a major division of an organ such as the brain, typically rounded in form. Derivatives lobed adjective lobeless adjective Origin ME: via late L. from Gk… …
