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tmrwtt micrometer contact corractton-A
quantify appGadtO thechmnOgmphmcud ofa
etartranek atwrvad eiththoaidof ● trarmd
mkfomafar toasowfor tharhramquimd forrhe
contacf ~tocroaa ona+affoftha widthofa
contact atrlpin thahaad of them&wnatsw.
tmrmft mlcromater-A form of ragiafering
micmmaWwkh R.smovsble efiraptacad krffw
faxdpkured anactmrrenkf rends vdafrigfrf
arrglaatofhadradbn ofrrutbn oftkbnageof
a afnr which b ebaarved at or near cufninatbn.
Also called Impamonal mlcromatar,
bacauaa & afrrrd carrpbldy dirninrdea the
effect of the personal aqmfion on time
Obaarvat”m made wkh it
tranaif ~ rnathed of balancing a survey.
Gxradbns cnrraapording to the dosing errors
in Iatiiuda and dqmrfure are dmributad
accordiig to Iha proportion: Iatiiude and
mum of awh line of the traverae to the
arhfrmatical sums of the tdfudas and
d+arfurea ef the entire traverse. Tha hand rule
isuaadvrhsm gieaacurnadfhat Iheckxing
~ - dua I* to the errors in the ofzservad
arrgtas than to armra in the ~~md distances.
trarrslt trava~ survey traverse in which
the angles am mcmsumd with an enginear%
transit w thaodoliie and the Iangfhs with a matal
tape. A transit
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kaveraa is usual~
Wremnlrofofhcaleuweysandm
axecufed for
Ofaacer@
order m Ihlrd.ordar quafhy.
transit-and-stadla survey-A survey in
%ich horfzcmtal and vartical dirrrct”bns or angles
are obearved @h a trard and did— are
measured by tranaif and stad~.
traneitlon ourv~ ●plral curve.
trsrmft-1. The apparent pa9aage of ~ star or
OfhW 00b8fbf bOdy aCrOS6 H dafktad tim Of h
celeetlel @rem, aa s maridikm, prima vertical, or
aknucenfar. The apparent paeeafJe of a 6tfU w
ether cdadal body acrosa a Iiie in tha retisfe of
e telctscq-s, or eerna line of sight. The apparent
-ge of a mtrdkr celestial body acrmaa the
disk of a larger celastial body. Tha tranait of a
star ecroas fha nmridien oceura at the mOment
of fls Wf@_MOrr, end the two terms are
eomatmraa used se having identical meanings:
aucfr usage is not comect, even whare the
irrefrumant m M perfect adjuatrnant. At the polaa,
e star rmy have no culminat’bn bul if will trend
the meridians. Sea alao culmlnatloru lower
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tmrmlt; nreddlan tranelt; upper tr*n8h.
zAeurvaying inatNmant CcWroWdc4 a
~-mmtdhati~
andrmaiidada wkhaldeccupatida be
ravaraad hkeqrports witfudbei~ Wad
therefrom. see dao uroOdOuta. a. The Wf d
~~tid~dat~ @MUm
arourd ke horizontal esb. Also called plunge:
Invwtlng; tohcophrg. 4. An astronomic
irratnansd havhgatelaeqra wfrichcarr base
adjusfed inpoaition theffhelinaof Slgmmeybsr
madato&4ii 9Wrticdc4rc4a.Ab ocaued
■atronomb tmnaff. sea afso broken
telouopa tranal~ solar tmnstt.
tmnsletiorral movwnant-Tha systematic
rrmvernanf of pmjadcrr aa8enW& in tirle-dfliihf
directions in a ateraopbfting irrafrunrarrf.
tranelatlon-1. The procase of rendering oml
or wiften texl of one bnguaga in terme d taxf
of curreapondirrg meaning of mother fengusga.
Sae alee romanizatlon tranacrlption;
translttomtlon. 2. Movement in a straight
fine withcrul retatien.
trnnsllterntlon-1. The prcwasa of recording
t~ ** gym Of one writkrg cystem in
tmna d coneaporrdng graphii ayrrbols d a
aacondwriting system. 2. An item of a
Language whiih has undergone this pc.xaa.
translocation-The determination of the
rotafive pdticir batwean two points from
eimulfarreous Doppler satelliie ebaanralions.
tranalunsr ●paca-r% seen from the Earth at
arry moment, space lying beyond fhe chit of
the Moon.
tranalunar tmjectory-A trajectory axterdng
outside the Moon’s orbii aboul the Eorth.
translunar+utskte the Moon’s orbit abouf
the Earth. Sea else clslunar.
transmlmsiorr-(aptics) The ratio of transrniffad
Iiht to ttra indent light. ff ?00 units of liihf fall
up e tmn~mnt material and I 0 of thgm
succeed in paesing through, then if can be sakl
thatthe material has 1/1 O or 10 percent
tranemieewn.
transparency-(JCS) An image freed on a
clam base by means of a photographic, printing,
chemical, or other process, aspecialty ada@e.ble
for viewing by tranemhfad light. Sea also
dlaposltive.