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Lines of sight refer to the unobstructed path along which an observer can see an object or location. It is the clear line of vision between the observer and the object being observed, free from any obstacles that could block the view. Understanding lines of sight is important in various fields such as architecture, urban planning, and military strategy.
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How do people measure the elevation of a mountain's summit?
These days with GPS. They used to use an altimeter, or geometry (lines of sight from known locations (typical surveyor's work)).
do it affect your eye sight ?
do high cholesterol affect your eye sight
What is the hink-pink of being able to see in the dark?
night sight
What is long eye sight?
long eye sight is like standing on the edge of the lake and being able to see something or someone on the other side while near sight is like reading a book.
If a star is moving away from you the absorption lines in its spectrum will?
be shifted towards the red end of the spectrum due to the Doppler effect, known as redshift. This occurs because the wavelengths of light are stretched as the star moves away from the observer, causing the absorption lines to shift to longer wavelengths.
Which senses are appealed to in these lines from Macbeth?
The sense of sight is appealed to in these lines from Macbeth.
Are the lines in a fiber optic rifle sight cracks?
No
Are Oblique lines of sight perpendicular to to the frontal projection plane?
no
What does sight lines mean in drama?
In drama, "sight lines" refer to the visual pathways that allow the audience to see the performers and the action on stage without obstruction. It encompasses the angles and positions from which viewers can clearly observe the performance. Effective use of sight lines is crucial in stage design and blocking to ensure that all audience members have a good view of the action. Poor sight lines can detract from the overall experience by limiting visibility.
Where did the mosaic originate from?
Picasso, after his poor sight, and poor judgement in painting of lines, etc.
What is the objective of the Building Line?
Uniformity, aesthetics, provide clear sight lines and adherence to laws.
What actors and actresses appeared in Sight Lines - 2003?
The cast of Sight Lines - 2003 includes: David Coomber as Fletcher Steve Dylan as Drew Jill Hodkinson as Grandmother Rosemary La Prairie as Brina Daniel Mattioli as Daniel Susie Ralph as Mrs. Garrett
What are lines used for?
A line is used for underlining your answer when you are finish doinsd ypur work a line is a sight of perspective way
What has the author D A Latter written?
D A. Latter has written: 'Sight-lines in a conjectural reconstruction of an Elizabethan playhouse'
Where is the dipstick on the Yamaha v star 1100?
There is no dipstick in motorcycles ....look for a sight glass with two horizontal lines (min lower line, max top line) sight glass might be located by the gear shifter
How do leading lines affect the quality of a photo?
Leading lines direct the eye to some point on the picture. As the eye sight follows diagonal lines in the composition, they tend to pull the viewer in or out of the picture, while vertical and horizontal lines tend to be more static, but could lead the eye toward something they terminate at. Leading lines can also be implied or sight lines. Which ever way a subject is facing or moving, that can create a sight line as well that could become a leading line in the same direction. Roads and rivers often act as strong leading lines in a picture, as well as a row of something that moves off with perspective.
How did Phoenicians navigate?
By coastlines and by the stars out of sight of land. They also used lead weighted lines to measure the depth of the water beneath them.
