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21 | accuracy | The extent to which a measured or enumerated value agrees with the assumed or accepted value. See PRECISION. |
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22 | accuracy: absolute | The evaluation of all errors encountered in defining the position of a single feature or point on a GEODETIC DATUM or system. |
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23 | accuracy: relative | The evaluation of the RANDOM ERRORS in determining the positional orientation of one point or feature with respect to another. |
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24 | accuracy: repeatable | See REPEATABLE ACCURACY. |
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25 | achromat | See ACHROMATIC LENS. |
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26 | achromatic lens | A compound LENS that has been partly corrected forchromatic aberration.Such a LENS is customarily made to bring green and red LIGHT RAYS to ... more |
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27 | aclinic line | See EQUATOR: MAGNETIC. |
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28 | acoustic | Science of sound, including its production, transmission and effects. |
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29 | acoustic bearing | See BEARING: SONIC. |
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30 | acoustic line of position | See SONIC LINE OF POSITION. |
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31 | acoustic navigation | See NAVIGATION: SONIC. |
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32 | acoustic sounding | See ECHO SOUNDING. |
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33 | acoustic wave | See WAVE: SOUND. |
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34 | active satellite | An artificial satellite which transmits an electromagnetic signal. A satellite with the capability to transmit, repeat, or retransmit electr... more |
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35 | active system | Any electromagnetic or sonic position fixing system operating with an interrogation-response procedure. See also PASSIVE SYSTEM. |
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36 | active tracking system | A satellite system which operates by transmission of signals to and receipt of responses from the satellite. |
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37 | adiabatic process | A thermodynamic change of state of a system in which there is no transfer of heat or mass across the BOUNDARIES of the system. In an adiabat... more |
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38 | adiabatic temperature change | RISE or fall of temperature due to compression or expansion without gain or loss of heat to the surroundings. |
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39 | adjacent coasts | The coasts lying either side of the land boundary between two adjoining States. |
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40 | adjusted position | See POSITION. |