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3681 | parallactic error | See ERROR. |
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3682 | parallactic grid | See GRID. |
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3683 | parallax | An apparent displacement of the position of a body with respect to a reference point or system, caused by a shift in the point of observatio... more |
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3684 | parallax: absolute stereoscopic | In PHOTOGRAMMETRY, considering a pair of AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS of equal PRINCIPAL DISTANCE, the algebraic difference of the distances of the tw... more |
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3685 | parallax: angular | See PARALLACTIC ANGLE. |
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3686 | parallax: annual | The angle subtended at a CELESTIAL BODY by the radius of EARTH's ORBIT. Also called heliocentric parallax, or stellar parallax. |
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3687 | parallax: diurnal | The difference in the apparent direction or position of a CELESTIAL BODY as observed from the centre of the EARTH and a point on its sur... more |
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3688 | parallax: equatorial horizontal | HORIZONTAL PARALLAX as observed at the EQUATOR, as it attains its maximum value. |
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3689 | parallax: geocentric | See PARALLAX: DIURNAL. |
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3690 | parallax: heliocentric | See PARALLAX: ANNUAL. |
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3691 | parallax: horizontal | In ASTRONOMY, the GEOCENTRIC PARALLAX of a body on the observer's HORIZON. In PHOTOGRAMMETRY, PARALLAX: ABSOLUTE STEREOSCOPIC. |
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3692 | parallax: instrumental (or instrument) | That change which may result from the position in which an observer stands with respect to the FIDUCIAL MARKS on an instrument (personal... more |
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3693 | parallax: linear | See PARALLAX: ABSOLUTE STEREOSCOPIC. |
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3694 | parallax: optical | See PARALLAX: INSTRUMENTAL. |
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3695 | parallax: personal | See PARALLAX: INSTRUMENTAL. |
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3696 | parallax: solar | The EQUATORIAL HORIZONTAL PARALLAX of the SUN. |
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3697 | parallax: vertical | See PARALLAX: Y-. |
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3698 | parallax: X- | See PARALLAX: ABSOLUTE STEREOSCOPIC. |
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3699 | parallax: Y- | In PHOTOGRAMMETRY, the difference between the perpendicular distances of the two IMAGES of a point on a pair of photographs from the verti... more |
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3700 | parallax bar | See STEREOMETER. |