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5681 | triangulation: flare | A method of TRIANGULATION in which simultaneous OBSERVATIONS are made on parachute flares. This method is used for extending TRIANGULATION... more |
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5682 | triangulation: floating | In hydrographic SURVEYING, a TRIANGULATION that may be carried out by means of anchored BUOYS when surveying at such a distance from the LAN... more |
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5683 | triangulation: order of | See TRIANGULATION CLASSIFICATION. |
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5684 | triangulation: radial | See RADIAL TRIANGULATION. |
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5685 | triangulation: ship-to-shore | A method of TRIANGULATION involving simultaneous OBSERVATIONS from three shore STATIONS on a target carried by a ship offshore of the middle... more |
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5686 | triangulation classification | The classifying of TRIANGULATIONS into first-order, second-order, and third-order triangulation, according to the ERROR OF CLOSURE OF TRIA... more |
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5687 | triangulation net | ARCS OF TRIANGULATION, sometimes with lines of TRAVERSE, connected together to form a system of loops or circuits extending over an area. So... more |
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5688 | triangulation point | See STATION: TRIANGULATION. |
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5689 | triangulation signal | See SIGNAL. |
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5690 | triangulation station | See STATION. |
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5691 | triangulation tower | A TRIANGULATION SIGNAL consisting of two separate structures, independent of one another an inner structure which supports the THEODOLITE... more |
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5692 | tribrach plate | A demountable, three-armed plate which is attached to an instrument stand or survey tower and on which the bottoms of the FOOTSCREWS of the... more |
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5693 | tributary | A RIVER which joins a larger one. |
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5694 | trigonometric levelling | See LEVELLING. |
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5695 | trigonometric station | See STATION: TRIANGULATION. |
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5696 | trilaterate | The process of TRILATERATION. |
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5697 | trilateration | A method of surveying wherein the lengths of the triangle sides are measured, usually by electronic methods, and the angles are computed f... more |
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5698 | trim | The way in which a ship floats on the water, in relation to her fore-and-aft line, whether on an even keel or down by the bow or by the ster... more |
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5699 | tripod | A three-legged stand for THEODOLITE, CAMERA, SIGNALS, etc. |
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5700 | tripod signal | See SIGNAL. |