You can also check your sight's instruction manual to determine the correct number of clicks needed to properly adjust the sight.
Among the basic items of protocol blithely ignored by Palin as she set off into the wilderness in a Rambo-style headband was her failure to take practice shots, or check the sights of the rifle, which duly turned out to be off-kilter.
On Everytrail.com — which lets users upload geocoded photos from their favorite hiking trails, biking routes and sailing trips — visitors can check out sights along a specific driving route in Namibia, or examine trail conditions on a hilly bike route near Palo Alto, Calif.
The team checked the sighting location and added information about type of weapon or vehicle, markings, dates and other key data.
"I'm just checking out the sights," Davis said.
This year, the theme of World Tourism Day is "Linking Cultures," a both timely and ambiguous celebration of the mutual understandings that can be born out of visits to each others' homelands -- the sort of learning that cannot be accomplish by checking off the sights in a Lonely Planet guidebook.
The idea behind the proposed model is summarized in checking the driver's sight line, which is represented by a straight line between the driver's eye and an object, against all the possible sight obstructions, by using an iterative procedure.
Every six months Ella has an MRI to monitor tumours on her brain and optic nerves, to check if her sight has been affected.
The seats themselves were ordinary office chairs, but the mockup allowed the designers to double-check things like sight lines and clearances.
Instead, Jagger stayed in accommodation backstage, but he did explore the festival, watching the Arctic Monkeys on the Friday night in order to check out the sight lines from the stage and wandering into dark recesses of the site such as the dance field Block9.
