Object

• missile: The Arrow is designed to intercept incoming ballistic missiles in the stratosphere, far from their targets.

• convoy: BARRINGTON's squadron which intercepted a French convoy bound for the East Indies in the Bay of Biscay during April 1782.

• shipment: Also in 1997, an intercepted shipment from Beijing to the United States contained more than 2200 pieces.

• sewer: Lenton was connected up to this intercepting sewer in 1875.

• correspondence: The file includes some of Taylour's intercepted correspondence, including some that she managed to smuggle out of prison to avoid the censor.

• drift: Major cross-shore training breakwaters constructed at the inlets of the Arun and Adur rivers have intercepted drift additionally.

Adjective modifier

• linear: In turn point counting gave lower values than linear intercepts.

Modifies a noun

• missile: These small satellites were intended to intercept missile warheads during the midcourse phase of their flight.

• radar: Air Force letters to Members of Congress attributed the radar sighting to an error on the part of their Ground Control Intercept radar station.

• communication: The purpose of the Regulations is to allow relevant parties to intercept communications, without consent, for certain legitimate purposes.

• evidence: There are things they have not done which they must do - like making intercept evidence available in court.

• parameter: In this case, the column of 1s representing the intercept parameter must be the first column.

• enemy: The brigade's EW aircraft intercept enemy transmissions and provide the location of his transmitters.

Modifying Another Word

• unlawfully: Such unlawfully intercepted e-mails cannot be used as evidence in court proceedings.

Noun used with modifier

• boost-phase: We have also examined concepts for boost-phase intercept NMD systems.

• y: Writing down the equation of a straight line given a diagram with a parallel line and the y intercept.

• radio: From 1914 to the great campaigns of World War II, radio intercepts shaped the course of history.

• wireless: The Nautical Brass site is also highly recommended as a place to find information on the secret war involving wireless intercept and codebreaking.

• telephone: The facts of the case were that an illegal telephone intercept was made contrary to the Interception of Communications Act 1985.

• communication: Read more about Use of communications intercept as evidence This ban was recently reviewed.