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MIL-HDBK-850<br />
brokon tspe meeessramont-(rtuweying)<br />
The short ttietaxm measured ati msamsutsfed<br />
to totat a full tape length when a standard 1OOfoot<br />
tape cernof be hekf hortzontatty wtfhout<br />
Pkmbtng from above ehcdder level. Aleo ceSed<br />
break tape; breaking taps.<br />
broken teloecope transit-A precise<br />
aefronomk fransti tn which the light entering the<br />
objedlve isne fa mtlecdad al right anglee by a<br />
prfem pieced wtthln the leleeccpe, the refbctad<br />
Iiht ray peaslrq to Ihe eyeple~, whkh is in the<br />
horizontal ruda of the telescope.<br />
Brown grevlty ●ppemtu~n apparetua for<br />
rnaasurtng the accwlenstion of gravity which<br />
utilizes the Mendenhall pendulum, but has a<br />
clamping devbe for hofd~ the pendulum In the<br />
receiver when beino franaported fmm station to<br />
station, and which ufifizes an efectricel pickup<br />
and amplifying devtce tor raccmting the<br />
oeciltatiins (pendulum) on the chronograph<br />
sheet.<br />
browWng--System capability to find en<br />
undefined feature or set of features in a spatial<br />
data base.<br />
Brunton compas~An instrument combining<br />
the teetures of both the sighting compass and<br />
the clinometer that can be used in lhe hand or<br />
upon a Jacob’s staff or light tripod tor reachg<br />
horizontal and vertical argtes, for leveling, and<br />
tor reading ma magnetic bearing of a line. Afao<br />
called Rrunton pockat tmrmlt.<br />
Brunton pockst transit—Se e Brunt on<br />
compass.<br />
bubble axIa—See splrlt teval axla.<br />
bubble level-See splrlt Ievsl.<br />
bubbkr 8extanl-A aextanf in which the<br />
bubble of a spirit level serves as the horizon.<br />
bucking In—The act of aligning a lheodofite to<br />
a collimator or aumcolfimating theodoiite serving<br />
as mltimator to make their lines of sight perallel<br />
and on fhe same plane.<br />
buO-An error In a rmrnputer program or in a<br />
piaca of electronic equipmanf ttraf causea tf 10<br />
furwtion Improperly.<br />
bull’o-eye level-See circular level.<br />
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Bullsrd method of Iaostatlc rerluctlon-<br />
See tIayford.Bullsrd (or Bullsrd) mathod<br />
ot Isostatlc mductlon.<br />
burn+tilhogrephy) The process of exposing a<br />
pressplate.<br />
byte—1. A group of adjacent btfs that are<br />
operated on es one unit. Eight bits equal one<br />
byte. 2. A storage unlf ec@velenf to an ASCII<br />
character of Information in a carrputer system.<br />
S= curve method-A method ufillzlng<br />
characferfstka of tha Bz curve for finding the<br />
dk$rtacement o! true photo ptumb pims from<br />
indicated projector plurrb points in rnuftiplex St*<br />
orientation. The method also provides a means<br />
of strip leveling usir’g only the bemmetnc<br />
attimeter readings of the aircraft flying haight.<br />
Sz curve-(photogrammat~) A graphical<br />
representafbn of the vertical errora In a<br />
atereotr’angulatad atnp. In a Bz curve, the xmordinatea<br />
of the verlical comrol points,<br />
referred to the initial nadir pokrt as origlr’t are<br />
pbned as abscissas, and the differences<br />
between the known elevafiins of the mntrol<br />
paims and their e!evelkma as read in the<br />
stereo! riangulated strip are plotted as ordinates;<br />
a srrwoth curve drawn through the ptottad<br />
points k fhe Bz curve. The elavation read on<br />
any pass point in the strip is adpated by the<br />
arnoum of the ordhmte of the Bz curve Ior an<br />
abacisaa mrrespc.nding to the x-coordinate of<br />
the Ooinl.<br />
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