In the mid-1960s semiautomatic guidance systems, which required the operator only to keep the weapon sight pointed at the target while the missile was in flight, reduced the difficulty of using ATGMs.
In all cases the tendon was connected to the measuring device before being detached from the globe, allowing us to get an estimate of the force exerted by the muscles when the line of sight pointed the equivalent of straight ahead (i.e., in this posture, straight up).
Where possible, it was built in a straight line from one sighting point to the next, regardless of obstacles, and was carried over marshes, lakes, ravines, and mountains.
If the shotgun has a sight aperture about halfway up the barrel, align the gun so the sighting point near the tip of the shotgun barrel lines up in the aperture.
but there's no making going on anywhere only this bone bereft, but for my line of sight from point to point mapping the bone - image and frame.
He tells about the sights pointed out and about the pathetic guide who was threatened by a disagreeable passenger.
With the ordinary spacecraft bus, the line-of-sight pointing accuracy can be controlled to below a few milliarcseconds in tip and tilt.
Uncertainties in the STR or CRF are usually quoted in terms of errors in the angles comprising the rotation matrices, such as errors in bore-sight pointing angles δ and λ and errors in rotation angles χ about bore-sights.
Practice letting your cheek fall to the same point on the gun and aligning the sight-points as quickly and as comfortably as possible.
Amid the bustle, tourists had another sight to point their cameras at.
