by+stealth
91Stealth — Стелс (англ. Stealth): Стелс технология техника и технология изготовления летательных аппаратов, военных кораблей и ракет с целью снижения их заметности в радиолокационном, инфракрасном и других областях спектра обнаружения. Стелс (самолёт)… …
92stealth fighter — noun A fighter (military aircraft) that is invisible to radar because of its unique body shape, outer coating, and thermal dissipation. See Also: stealth bomber …
93stealth bomber — noun A bomber (military aircraft) that is invisible to radar because of its unique body shape, outer coating, and thermal dissipation. See Also: stealth fighter …
94stealth — adj. Stealth is used with these nouns: ↑aircraft, ↑mission, ↑tactic, ↑tax …
95stealth — noun 1》 cautious and surreptitious action or movement. 2》 [as modifier] (chiefly of aircraft) designed in accordance with technology which makes detection by radar or sonar difficult: a stealth bomber. Origin ME (in the sense theft ): prob.… …
96stealth — noun the stealth of a cat burglar Syn: furtiveness, secretiveness, secrecy, surreptitiousness, sneakiness, slyness Ant: openness …
97stealth virus — slaptasis virusas statusas T sritis informatika apibrėžtis ↑Kompiuterių virusas, kuris užkrėtęs kompiuterį naikina savo pėdsakus, pavyzdžiui, modifikuoja užkrėsto kompiuterio duomenis taip, kad atrodytų, jog failų dydžiai ir atminties kiekis… …
98stealth — /stelff/ The quality or condition of being secret or furtive. The act of stealing when the victim is unaware of the theft is stealing by stealth. Any secret, sly or clandestine act to avoid discovery and to gain entrance into or to remain within… …
99stealth — Acting in such manner as to not to disclose the act. Furtive action. Where a person is accused of taking property from another by stealth, the word necessarily connotes lack of knowledge on the part of the victim. Spencer v United States, 73 App… …
100stealth — n. secrecy, a secret procedure. Phrases and idioms: by stealth surreptitiously. Etymology: ME f. OE (as STEAL, TH(2)) …
