omnidirectional

(eg. interpretation, beauty, tone )

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The old-style, spontaneous and omnidirectional ghetto riotssuch as those in Watts, Detroit and Newarkhave been declining since 1967.
The extra money would buy more radar, a better ground-to-air communications net, another 80 omnidirectional radio ranges for planes to ride and more trained CAA ground controllers.
The protean golden boy of American music, who will turn 65 in August, has justly won renown as a flamboyant conductor, an engaging proselytizer and an omnidirectional composer.

"If it could work, then this is an answer to one way to build an omnidirectional beacon," says Jill Tarter, director of the Center for SETI Research in Mountain View, Calif. "It would be an example of an 'almost natural' signal that would get...
on Sep 26, 2008 By: Jill Tarter Source: Science News