How To Use Graticule In A Sentence
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Diameters at 1-4 mm behind the root apex were measured using a stereo microscope with an eyepiece graticule.
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A fine line employed as a graticule marker or an index in a precision device.
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We have a set of graticuled overlays which we can affix to the screen.
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This sweep line supplies the extent parameters for a WMS GetProfileData request. private void CreateImages (object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) string colorization = "Elevation"; string filter = "All"; string graticule = "True"; string drapeline = "False"; double profileWidth = 300; double profileHeight = 500; double dx = 0; double dy = 0; double len = 0; double t = 0; string profileUrl = null;
Planet Geospatial
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The Settings of the MarbleWidget would need to default to some configuration that doesn't show all the planet-specific floatitems and properties (like the graticule, etc.)
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The initial strip length was measured using a magnifying eyepiece with a graticule.
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July 398/2 A graduation line is centred in the microscope eyepiece graticule.
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We have a set of graticuled overlays which we can affix to the screen.
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Behind Sam's head the graticule of trees glowed with a fiery foliage, like a badly-printed colour photo with the red block out of register.
Funeral In Berlin
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Triangulation also fixed any specific point within the comprehensive graticule of longitude and latitude that described the shape and size of the globe.
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Stomatal and epidermal cell numbers were counted using a microscope and eye-piece graticule and the systematic sampling strategy described previously.
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Hence graticuled ppl. a., fitted with a graticule.
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Nor does the clip look as if it originated from military equipment – you would normally expect to see embedded graticule markings, time stamps and other coding.
Archive 2007-04-01
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I once owned an oscilloscope which had a knob for graticule illumination: that controlled a light set into the side of a gridded green perspex cover over the screen proper.
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A fine line employed as a graticule marker or an index in a precision device.
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The map's graticule thus established the structural correctness of the conceptual geographical archive.
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The intimate zone of home is plotted on the abstract graticule of the globe.
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The map has no indicator of orientation except the graticule, the latitude and longitude grid.
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Female body size (pronotum width) was measured using the eyepiece graticule in a binocular microscope.
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Density of stomata was determined under the microscope using a eyepiece graticule.
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Completely surrounding the map is a 'graticule' which you can use to give you an idea about the scale of the map.
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Stomatal densities of both leaf sides were determined under the microscope with an eye-piece graticule.
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The image of the graticule is projected through the focal plane of a collimated lens, and reflected onto a glass screen mounted 45 degrees to the gunner's eye.
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We have a set of graticuled overlays which we can affix to the screen.
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The geohashing algorithm generates a point on the Earth within each square bordered by integer latitude and longitude lines (known as a graticule).
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I have just learned via a MetaFilter post the word graticule, which is obscure enough that it's not in the American Heritage Dictionary.
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