Sentences with phrase «radar gun»

Not to mention it's affordable, ranging from $ 199 - 299, compared to the traditional radar gun priced from $ 700 - 1,500.

After getting pulled over by Long Beach police one afternoon with three black students in my car, I did a lesson on radar guns, which led to a discussion of racial profiling and statistics.

AFLACAll - American Classic The stands will teem with radar guns at Tony Gwynn Park in San Diego, where 38top high school seniors will be on display for an East versus West game.

«We designed this product so that a high school, a family, or even an athlete could afford a pro-grade radar gun at a convenience.

An «emission line» like that in the hands of an astronomer is likea radar gun in the hands of a cop: It reveals how fast theX - ray - emitting iron atoms are traveling.

The probe works like a police radar gun, transmitting pulses of high - frequency sound into the artery and gauging the flow of blood from the return signal.

As a geezer — Tomlin reminds me of the old days — before radar guns and even pitch counts.

According to these results, the theory on Young seems to ring true — on average he threw these five fastballs with a perceived velocity of 6.7 mph greater than what the PITCHf / x measured at 50 feet, a figure that correlates strongly to radar gun reports.

This technique is a bit like using a highway patrol radar gun, says Luciano Iess, a researcher at Sapienza University of Rome who led one analysis of the gathered data.

Rolling down a local highway at a cool 90 mph, he came upon a state - police cruiser parked in the median, radar gun poised.

The number was verified through both of Race Logic's VBOXs, as well as Koenigsegg's own internal system and Stalker Radar's twin radar guns.

Tighter emissions laws are killing big - displacement engines; speed cameras and radar guns threaten our proclivity for driving quickly; fewer youngsters today learn to drive or even buy cars; and self - driving vehicles are real.

Still, these cars look like they are going really fast — why should I need a stinkin» radar gun reading when I have my own eyes — my personal opinion on a car's speed is good enough to issue a ticket, right?

(He has studied radar gun technology and is also the only lawyer in B.C. who owns and knows how to operate a Breathalyzer, and, Approved Screening Devices regularly used in B.C.).

Many radar guns must be recalibrated every month or two.

Picture this: A policeman with RADAR gun on the 401.

If you were gauging arm talent only by the number on the radar gun — and not also by the pitcher's ability to consistently locate pitches — you'd be making a big mistake.

so have traffic cops with radar guns) Any good thing can be abused.

There's always some can't miss phenom coming from another country or a high schooler who hit 100 on the radar gun at 16.

During an extra-inning spring training game last year, they used four pitchers younger than 24 who cracked 95 mph on the radar gun: Dreifort, Valdes, Chan Ho Park and Antonio Osuna.

«Hey, if I know I'm out there for 15 pitches and I need tolight up the radar gun, I'll light it up for you,» Clemens says, «but Iwant to be out there for seven, eight innings and 110 pitches.

... According to Pirate bullpen coach Rich Donnelly, «One of the things scouts fail to do is judge a pitcher's pure athletic ability, as opposed to what he can occasionally register on a radar gun.»

Besides the obvious ease - of - transport benefit, the size of the radar gun allows it to be discreet and practically out - of - sight - out - of - mind for the training athlete.

We had him on a radar gun, and he was throwing in the mid-80s.

Tennis enthusiasts of any age or skill level can test their serve strength and we'll measure your serve speed on our radar gun display.

A suggestion for those who broadcast Juventus games: Whenever Douglas Costa has the ball and there's open space in front of him, just start clocking him with a radar gun so we can see how fast he's running.

This looks like the radar gun of baby thermometers, and it is seriously high - tech.

Radar guns were catching speeders back home, but near Venus the Magellan probe was putting radar to more creative ends: using it to map the cloud - shrouded surface of Venus at 300 - foot resolution.

An emission line like that in the hands of an astronomer is like a radar gun in the hands of a cop: It reveals how fast the X-ray-emitting iron atoms are traveling.

They believe that the radar guns they use to trap speeding motorists are the cause, and one former policeman is now suing the companies that make the instruments.

Rhodes and Annie share a nice moment pointing a radar gun at speedsters and figuring out whom to go after.

We say, imagine that you're a policeman, and you've got a radar gun, and you're measuring the speed of cars going by.

Cresting a rise, I spot a black - and - white in the hollow below, facing me with a radar gun visible in t

Cresting a rise, I spot a black - and - white in the hollow below, facing me with a radar gun visible in the windshield.

The radar gun reportedly showed 205 mph.

White with red stripes, the test car drew plenty of attention, especially from police officers who appeared to squeeze the trigger on their radar guns just a little harder when we drove by.

There's a certain spot on the way home where police officers love to shoot their radar guns — It's right over a hill.

Rear axle centerline must be inside the entry line, front tires must be inside the exit line furthest from the radar gun.

It is arguable that well - known machines that measure only physical inputs, such as breathalyzers and radar guns, can be taken as proven — though as they become driven by computers, that may change.

2) Question: I'm a cop working on a speed trap, but sometimes I forget to turn the radar gun on.

I might add that in the situation described (a 3MPH violation, thus presumably a radar ticket) it would be a good idea to subpoena the radar gun specifications (to check the model's margin of error), its maintenance record (to check for any history of malfunction or drift), and possibly to cross-examine the citing officer regarding its calibration.