sigint
IPA: sˈɪgɪnt
Root Word: SIGINT
noun
- (uncountable) Information gained from intercepted signals, including traffic analysis.
- (countable) An Earth-orbiting satellite used to intercept signals.
- (countable, uncountable, computing) A signal sent to a process by its controlling terminal when a user wishes to interrupt the process.
- Alternative spelling of SIGINT [(uncountable) Information gained from intercepted signals, including traffic analysis.]
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Examples of "sigint" in Sentences
- US movement to centralization in SIGINT.
- SIGINT is being more difficult to split.
- SIGINT and the Development of NVA Logistics.
- SIGINT does need to contain the common techniques.
- Nothing's wrong with SIGINT but it is an abbreviation.
- Sigint and Anderson being the same is theory, not fact.
- In this period, SIS paid less attention to tactical SIGINT.
- SIGINT in support of monitoring French atmospheric nuclear tests.
- The US launched the first SIGINT satellites, followed by the Soviets.
- Second, locating the transmitter's position is usually part of SIGINT.
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