-
angle between indicators on the two ends of the
subtense bar. The
distance from the
telescope to the
subtense bar is the
height of an
isosceles triangle formed...
- a 2-degree
visual subtense. The thumb-nail
joint (from thumb-tip to joint-by-the-nail)
appears about two
degrees of
visual subtense at arm’s
length for...
-
picture height, also
known simply as lines, TV lines, or TVL), or to
angular subtense.
Instead of
single lines, line
pairs are
often used,
composed of a dark...
-
surveying applied in 1993 by the New
Zealand Geographic Board (NZGB). A
subtense bar is a
fixed base,
usually 2
metres (6 ft 7 in) long, used in conjunction...
-
mirrors set a
distance apart horizontally in a long slim box,
similar to a
subtense bar but
located at the
measuring station, and
forming two images. This...
- portension, portent, portentous, pretend, pretense, pretension, subtend,
subtense, superintend, superintendency, superintendent, tempt, temptation, tend...
-
measured it, such as
angle of sighting, day of the
solar year,
angular subtense of the moon, etc.
which were
gathered together, some
astronomical observations...
- (frontal
subtense),
parietal chord, bregma-lambda
subtense (parietal
subtense),
occipital chord and lambda-opisthion
subtense (occipital
subtense). Each...
-
subjunctive mood). The
present tense is
mainly classified into four
parts or
subtenses.
Simple present : The
simple present tense is emplo**** in a
sentence to...
- portent, portentous, pretend, pretense, pretension, reintensify, subtend,
subtense, superintend, superintendency, superintendent, tempt, temptation, tend...
