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1381 | dip of the horizon | See DIP. |
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1382 | dipping compass | See DIP CIRCLE. |
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1383 | dipsey lead | See LEAD: DEEP SEA. |
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1384 | direction | In SURVEYING and mapping, the angle between a line or plane and an arbitrarily chosen REFERENCE LINE or PLANE. |
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1385 | direction: base | In PHOTOGRAMMETRY, the DIRECTION of the vertical plane containing the AIR BASE which might be expressed as a BEARING or an AZIMUTH. |
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1386 | direction: grid | Horizontal DIRECTION expressed as ANGULAR DISTANCE from GRID NORTH. |
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1387 | directional antenna | See ANTENNA. |
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1388 | directional gyroscope | See GYROSCOPE. |
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1389 | directional (or directed) radiobeacon station | A special type of radiobeacon station the emissions of which are intended to provide a definite TRACK for GUIDANCE. |
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1390 | direction finder | See RADIO DIRECTION FINDER. |
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1391 | direction (or directional) light | See LIGHT. |
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1392 | direction method of observation | A method of observing angular relationships wherein the graduated CIRCLE is held in a fixed position, and the DIRECTIONS of the various SIGN... more |
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1393 | direction of current | The direction toward which a CURRENT is flowing, called the SET of the CURRENT. Also called current direction. |
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1394 | direction of gravity | See GRAVITY. |
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1395 | direction of movement of the waves | Direction from which the WAVES arrive at a fixed point. |
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1396 | direction of relative movement | See RELATIVE MOTION. |
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1397 | direction of the force of gravity | See GRAVITY: DIRECTION OF. |
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1398 | direction of tilt | The DIRECTION (AZIMUTH) of the PRINCIPAL PLANE of a PHOTOGRAPH. Also, the DIRECTION of the PRINCIPAL LINE on a PHOTOGRAPH. |
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1399 | direction of traffic flow: established | A traffic flow pattern indicating the directional movement of traffic as established within a traffic separation scheme. |
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1400 | direction of traffic flow: recommended | A traffic flow pattern indicating a recommended directional movement of traffic where it is impractical or unnecessary to adopt an establish... more |