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5081 | stereomodel | See STEREOSCOPIC IMAGE. |
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5082 | stereopair | See STEREOSCOPIC PAIR. |
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5083 | stereophotogrammetry | PHOTOGRAMMETRY utilizing stereoscopic equipment and methods. |
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5084 | stereoscope | A binocular optical instrument for helping an observer to view PHOTOGRAPHS, or DIAGRAMS, to obtain the mental impression of a three-dimens... more |
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5085 | stereoscopic fusion | The mental process which combines the two perspective views to give an impression of a three-dimensional model. |
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5086 | stereoscopic image | The mental impression of a three-dimensional model which results from viewing two overlapping perspective views. Also called stereoscopic mo... more |
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5087 | stereoscopic model | See STEREOSCOPIC IMAGE. |
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5088 | stereoscopic pair | In PHOTOGRAMMETRY, two PHOTOGRAPHS of the same area taken from different AIR STATIONS so as to afford STEREOSCOPIC VISION. Frequently called... more |
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5089 | stereoscopic plotting instrument | An instrument for compiling a MAP or obtaining spatial solutions by observation of STEREOSCOPIC IMAGES formed by STEREOSCOPIC PAIRS. See C... more |
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5090 | stereoscopic vision | The particular application of BINOCULAR VISION which enables the observer to obtain the impression of depth, usually by means of two differ... more |
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5091 | stereoscopy | The science and art which deals with the use of BINOCULAR VISION for observation of a pair of overlapping PHOTOGRAPHS or other perspective ... more |
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5092 | stereotriangulation | A triangulation procedure that uses a STEREOSCOPIC PLOTTING INSTRUMENT to obtain the successive ORIENTATION of the STEREOSCOPIC PAIRS of ph... more |
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5093 | sternway | Making way through the water in a direction opposite to the HEADING. |
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5094 | still water level | The LEVEL that the sea surface would assume in the absence of WIND WAVES; not to be confused with MEAN SEA LEVEL or HALF-TIDE LEVEL. |
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5095 | stippling | Graduation of SHADING by numerous separate touches. Shallow areas on CHARTS, for instance, are sometimes indicated by numerous dots decreasi... more |
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5096 | stone | A general term for ROCK and rock fragments ranging in size from PEBBLES and GRAVEL to BOULDERS or large rock masses. |
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5097 | stooping | Apparent decrease in the vertical dimension of an object near the HORIZON, due to large inequality of ATMOSPHERIC REFRACTION in the LINE OF ... more |
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5098 | stop | See APERTURE STOP. |
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5099 | stop watch | See WATCH. |
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5100 | storage | In a COMPUTER, a device in which DATA can be inserted and preserved, and from which DATA can be retrieved. Common storage devices are magnet... more |