| microwave radiation | 2.63 | High levels of microwave radiation are known to be dangerous. | ||
| microwave popcorn | 1.78 | Just like with microwave popcorn, listen. | ||
| microwave tower | 0.99 | The skyline of Johannesburg is dominated by two microwave towers. | ||
| microwave technology | 0.86 | Columns A new microwave technology may help to deliver clear images of body organs. | ||
| microwave background | 0.72 | The ripples in the microwave background had been predicted. | ||
| microwave dish | 0.72 | Spread in single layer in microwave dish. | ||
| microwave energy | 0.72 | A new type of long-life lighting uses microwave energy. | ||
| microwave signal | 0.66 | If the call is being made to another cell phone user, the MTSO contacts the other cell phone using microwave signals. | ||
| microwave network | 0.59 | The Vietnam Postal Service inaugurated the microwave network Tuesday. | ||
| microwave frequency | 0.53 | ...an oscillating signal of microwave frequency. | ||
| microwave link | 0.53 | GPS devices use microwave links to satellites to give the users latitude and longitude. | ||
| microwave system | 0.46 | UTAM relocates microwave systems that block unlicensed frequencies needed for wireless networks. | ||
| microwave beam | 0.39 | A microwave beam penetrates the skin, causing water molecules to vibrate. | ||
| microwave transmission | 0.39 | That was abandoned because it could obliterate microwave transmissions. | ||
| microwave antenna | 0.33 | Communications go through two blast-hardened microwave antennas and two underground coaxial cables. | ||
| microwave emission | 0.33 | Microwave emissions of unusual intensity have been detected from four relatively close-by stars that resemble the Sun. | ||
| microwave transmitter | 0.33 | But those tended to be niche industrial users, such as microwave transmitters. | ||
| microwave dinner | 0.26 | He eats microwave dinners. |