angular measurementの例文

• The angular measurement range for this at 20?is ?.9?( 19.1?20.9?).
• As an angular measurement, 3?52 303 means 3 arcminutes and 30 arcseconds.
• Synthetic aperture involves taking multiple angular measurements while the emitter maneuvers.
• The radian is the derived quantity of angular measurement in the SI system.
• These angular measurements for the edges are made using a goniometer.
• The radian is the ( derived ) unit of angular measurement in the SI system.
• Until very recently surveying was done with manually controlled instruments to take distance and angular measurements.
• The Rosseland radius derived from angular measurements of the star's photosphere rather than an extended envelope is.
• This technical standardization enabled gauging devices to be effectively used in angular measurement and measurement for construction.
• Neither are parallax methods which require angular measurements to a precision of a small fraction of a degree.
• Angular measurements from the various receiving sites are transmitted to a central computer facility located at Dahlgren, Va.
• For non-astronomers, the azimuth is an angular measurement used to locate an object such as the moon or a star.
• In either case, the known parameter is used, in conjunction with the angular measurement, to derive the length of the other side.
• Precise astronomical angular measurements require knowledge of the Earth's rotation rate and polar motion, both of which are influenced by Earth tides.
• Observing the sun from earth, the "'solar hour angle "'is an expression of time, expressed in angular measurement, usually degrees, from solar noon.
• These include CMM arms that use angular measurements taken at the joints of the arm to calculate the position of the stylus tip.
• Accurate angular measurements were of great importance to the astronomers of the time and Hooke realised he needed a precise instrument for this purpose.
• DRFM can also be used to create distorted phase-fronts at the victim receive antenna which is essential for countering monopulse radar angular measurement techniques.
• The Rosseland radius differs from directly measured radii, but there are widely used conversion factors depending on the wavelength used for the angular measurements.
• It is given as an angular measurement that ranges from 0?at the prime meridian to + 180?eastward and  " 180?westward.