arbitrary correction
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arbitrary correction
(′är·bə′trer·ē kə′rek·shən)
(ordnance) The correction of firing data or sound-locator data, applied to correct for observed errors after allowance has been made for all known causes of deviation. Also known as adjustment correction.
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