telemeter
IPA: tɛɫʌmˈitɝ
noun
- Any measuring device used in telemetry.
- A device used for rangefinding, especially of military targets.
verb
- (transitive) To transmit by telemetry.
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Examples of "telemeter" in Sentences
- The accompanying cut illustrates a telemeter which was exhibited at the
- This telemeter was one of the first that was tried in our military ports, and gave therein most satisfactory results.
- The determination of the distance from the objective and from the corresponding back-sight as well as the observation of the altitude is carried out with the aid of the telemeter.
- It will be remembered that the object of a telemeter is to make known at any moment whatever the distance of a movable object, and that, too, by a direct reading and without any calculation.
- Maven took it in his hands and felt the new leather of the strap, the fluted top telemeter ring of the oversize face, then turned it over and viewed the Swiss gears working inside the see-through crystal back.
- To assist the range-finder in his task of sighting it is necessary that he should be provided with firing tables set out in a convenient form, which, in conjunction with the telemeter, serve to facilitate training for each successive round.
- The range to the target is apparently ascertained by those near the guns by a large telemeter, or other range finder, which is kept trained on the aeroplane, so that when the signal is made the distance to the target vertically below is at once obtained.
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