graticule

The restricted nature of the small eyepiece was also mentioned, and the unstable nature of the graticule was a drawback.

A fine line employed as a graticule marker or an index in a precision device.

The information projected onto the windscreen consisted of an artificial horizon, target position and range, and a gunsight graticule.

However, as there was no illumination of the graticule, the sight could not be used at night.

The obvious answer was to insert a moving graticule into a reflector sight, as suggested by Sholto Douglas.

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This generally requires a systematic mathematical transformation of the earth's graticule of lines of longitude and latitude onto a plane.

A black ring was engraved on the end of the strip, so that the gunner saw two graticule rings, one fixed, the other on the celluloid.

Rates of turn above rate 3 cause the graticule to disappear entirely, and on reappearance it takes one or two seconds to settle down.

When the target was seen the radar image was turned off, leaving only the gunsight graticule visible.

With Gyro Night, only the gyro graticule was visible , and the range was set to 165 m (180yds) irrespective of pedals or twist grip.

This is directed through an opaque glass plate on which is etched an aiming mark, or graticule .

When the target reaches 183 m (200 yds ) the graticule will not get smaller, but the sight will still be accurate.

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