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Assuming your fundamental element is in an array in a particular plane, you can only scan in that plane. Scanning occurs when you add antennas' responses whose delay in receiving or transmitting is controlled. That is, beam forming happens when you achieve constructive interference (add) and...
It only means that if you wanted to measure two peaks (or troughs) on the wave at the same time, you would have to have a line that long to do it. Since the voltage (or power) is propagating, the peak (and trough) of the wave WILL reach its destination.
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