Nobody then realized it, but the opening of the airport was a distant early warning that radical changes were in store for the city.

He thought of this as his private Distant Early Warning System.

"DEW was the original distant early warning system," said Jim.

Her job was to fend off raiding squadrons and serve as a distant early warning post.

A fine mist was blowing onshore in the gusting wind, a distant early warning, he thought.

Then the Distant Early Warning system queried us on high frequency.

Why all this rigmarole about distant early warnings and weather sensors if they don't bloody work?"

They reminded him of a Distant Early Warning System.

Originally opened as a Distant Early Warning Line site it closed in 1963.

The music video for Distant Early Warning is something of a mystery to Rush fans.

It replaced the Distant Early Warning Line system in the late 1980s.

"He's rigging distant early warning devices."

Distant early warning devices."

"Distant Early Warning"

It was formerly a Distant Early Warning Line Intermediate type radar station.

In 1953 and 1954, a runway and Distant Early Warning Line radar station were built on the island.

Post-war, she provided radar picket duty services as part of the Distant Early Warning Line.

She also escorted ships re-supplying the Distant Early Warning Line and laid cables.

The company built more than 100 ships, as well as air bases and the 800-mile-long Distant Early Warning radar line in Alaska.

Suddenly Loren Dean is hot, his agent's phone is ringing and he's encountering the distant early warning signals of fame.

Originally part of the Distant Early Warning Line, the site is known as CAM-1.

The album features the song "Distant Early Warning" in place of "Summertime Blues".

Her duties included laying cables, oceanographic studies, and re-supplying the Distant Early Warning Line.

The military importance escalated during the cold war, when Iqaluit was an important outpost of the Distant Early Warning radar system.

Dr. Valley helped design equipment for the Distant Early Warning radar line across the Arctic.

In some parts of the world, dew on the ground can be significant.

Did he think the party would just forget with the morning dew?

And the dew was cold on their feet as they ran.

But to measure the dew point of air is not so easy.

Night dew may occur in up to 180 days per year.

After the hot day, the dew had come quickly and heavily.

Because I tell you what, that there dew only come down on our land and property.

She put a hand to her middle and wiped away a dew of blood.

Well, I'm not going to moon out here in the dew any longer.

Despite the early hour, there was no dew on the paint.

The night's dew had not been dried yet by the sun.

Her mission at the moment is to place dew on the flowers.

"Morning Dew" was to go on to become a rock standard.

The other flowers, having been in the field all night, had dew on them; the wife did not.

The material should be dried with dew for a week.

The dew, more likely than not, was mist by then.

The dew this morning has left it all too swiftly.

The sign read camp dew, and the town looked to be built around an old high school.

"And comes home in the evening with the dew on her breast."

Most people agree that the water in the dew comes from the atmosphere.

The dew point shows the amount of moisture in the air.

The dawn air was heavy with dew and still as death.

Find the difference between the surface temperature and the dew point.

At this time of the night, it was slippery with dew.

I understand the dew from mountains is a good source of the stuff.