Telescopic Sentence Examples

The telescopic mast consists of 8 tubes.

Other advantages are those common to all telescopic sights.

The shaft is lined with a cylinder of wrought iron, within which a tubular chamber, provided with doors above and below, known as an P g air-lock, is fitted by a telescopic joint, which is tightly sinkin packed so as to close the top of the shaft air-tight.

This was done in 1612 by Christoph Scheiner, who fully described his method of solar observation in the Rosa Ursina (1630), demonstrating very clearly and practically the advantages and disadvantages of using the camera, without a lens, with a single convex lens, and with a telescopic combination of convex object-glass and concave enlarging lens, the last arrangement being mounted with an adjustable screen or tablet on an equatorial stand.

The smallest and most numerous class are the telescopic meteors invisible to the naked eye.

The introduction of trunnionless guns recoiling axially through a fixed cradle enabled sights to be attached to the non-recoil parts of the mounting, so that the necessity of removing a delicate telescopic sight every round disappeared, and Q?'

The telescopic mast is carried in trunnions on the carriage, and travels closed and in a horizontal position.

Their engineers are fully skilled with intimate knowledge of telescopic conveyors and the package also included a full year's parts and labor warranty.

Oil filled Koni telescopic dampers mount directly to plates located at the original damper mounting positions.

This involved changing from lever arm dampers with coil springs to telescopic dampers and torsion bars.

An employe at the farm had loaded some beans into the bucket of a telescopic handler to transport them to the waiting lorry.

It's also the world's first truly telescopic loft ladder.

The vehicle is fitted with a 13 meter telescopic mast for radio communications.

A wheel wrench with a telescopic extending handle makes cracking the nuts much easier, with less chance of grazed knuckles!

The height of each tree was recorded using a professional tree height pole (a graduated telescopic pole ).

They were both young and were using little telescopic rods with little floats.

Rear Suspension alternative material bushes; lowering blocks; telescopic shock absorbers using any design of bracket; spring rates may be altered.

The 40 mm upside-down telescopic fork features a wheel travel of 260 mm.

Fleming said these modular, telescopic tooling techniques could not have been replicated easily using thermoplastics.

In many aquatic larvae we find that all the spiracles are closed up, or become functionless, except a pair at the hinder end which are associated with some arrangement - such as the valvular flaps of the gnat larva or the telescopic " tail " of the drone-fly larva - for piercing the surface film and drawing periodical supplies of atmospheric air.

This led to his invention of the micrometer and his application of telescopic sights to astronomical instruments of precision (see Micrometer).

Adams, who thought the query unessential, did not reply, and Airy for some months took no steps to verify by telescopic search the results of the young mathematician's investigation.

The frame is linked in front to a telescopic hydraulic fork with 35 mm shafts.

Once again, my trusty telescopic carp rod was the tool of choice.

Recently the telescopic walking pole, originally designed for mountain trekking, has become popular for general leisure walking.

We achieved this by looking for a ' telescopic ' tooling solution in a common bolster.

It's still the same basic shape as a traditional mascara wand, unlike L'Oreal Telescopic's brush, which has flat sections and pointy sections.

I am surprised to say that a Cover Girl mascara has earned a spot as my second favorite mascara, second only to L'Oreal Telescopic (which also took a while to grow on me).

The company eventually even manufactured the first telescopic gun sights for the U.S. Navy.

The DC14 is equipped with an extended telescopic wand ideal for cleaning stairs, ceiling fans, or other hard to reach places.

The DC24 includes a telescopic wand with additional accessories to extend the reach of the vacuum up to 29 feet.

Smaller in size, this bag houses a "telescopic" handle and gripped webbing, while the inside of the bag is spacious, with two extra side pockets.

A protracted controversy with Johann Hevelius, in which Hooke urged the advantages of telescopic over plain sights, brought him little but discredit.

In other factories the cells are arranged in lines and are charged from the slicer by suitable telescopic pipes or other convenient means.

Continuous laying and telescopic sights became possible.

Bdelloidaceae; foot with two toes and accessory spurs or a simple perforated disk; body telescopic at either end, with an antero-dorsal proboscis ending in a ciliate cup and bearing the proximal antenna; corona usually bilobed, very wheel-like.

When the larvae are disturbed the similarity is produced with startling suddenness by the telescopic contraction of the anterior segments in such a manner as to suggest a triangular, pointed head with two large dorsal eyes.

With this method it is necessary that the rake should enter and discharge several times before the retort is clear, and thus the use of a telescopic ram worked by hydraulic power, which pushes the coke before it and discharges it at the other end, is an advantage.

The telescopic form consists of two or more lifts which slide in one another, and may be described as a single lift holder encircled by other cylinders of slightly larger diameter, but of about the same length.

His last telescopic discovery - that of the moon's diurnal and monthly librations - was made in 1637, only a few months before his eyes were for ever closed in hopeless blindness.

His name is nevertheless justly associated with that vast extension of the bounds of the visible universe which has rendered modern astronomy the most sublime of sciences, and his telescopic observations are a standing monument to his sagacity and acumen.

Most come with a telescopic antennae which offers fair reception.

The alternative is to find a personal DAB with the telescopic Ariel.

They then searched him and found him to be in possession of a loaded.38 revolver and a telescopic truncheon.

These systems appear as a connecting link between short-period variable stars on the one hand and telescopic double stars on the other.

Actually we know that the intrinsic brightness varies very greatly, so that each increase of telescopic power not The table, which is based on over 130,000 stars, shows that along the galactic circle the stars are scattered nearly three times more thickly than at the north and south poles of the Galaxy.

As he himself wrote, "the most worthless book of a bygone day is a record worthy of preservation; like a telescopic star, its obscurity may render it unavailable for most purposes; but it serves, in hands which know how to use it, to determine the places of more important bodies."

The work of drawing up a detailed description of the lunar surface, and laying its features down on maps, has from time to time occupied telescopic observers.

It is computed that twenty millions of meteors enter the atmosphere every day and would be visible to unassisted vision in the absence of sunlight, moonlight and clouds, while if telescopic meteors are included the number will be increased twentyfold.

This yields a very much smaller field of view, but it is very valuable for viewing feeble telescopic objects.

The surface of the moon has been a subject of careful telescopic study from the time of Galileo.

In the spring of 1611 Galileo visited Rome, and exhibited in the gardens of the Quirinal Palace the telescopic wonders of the heavens to the most eminent personages at the pontifical court.

The direct services which Galileo rendered to astronomy are virtually summed up in his telescopic discoveries.

To re- duce resistance, these cupolas were made telescopic in the French submarines "Gymnote "and the " Gustave Zede, " but the arrangement proved unsatisfactory.

Galileo was nevertheless by far the ablest and most versatile of these early telescopic observers.

The great cluster in Hercules (Messier 13), on the other hand, requires the highest telescopic power for its complete resolution into stars.

Six months later, the indefatigable astronomer started for Danzig to set at rest a dispute of long standing between Hooke and Hevelius as to the respective merits of plain or telescopic sights; and towards the end of 1680 he proceeded on a continental tour.