sight setting (Meaning)
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sight setting (n)
the adjustment of a gunsight for elevation and windage on a particular range under favorable light conditions
Synonyms & Antonyms of sight setting
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sight setting Sentence Examples
- The rifleman adjusted the sight setting to compensate for the wind and distance.
- After careful inspection, the optometrist recommended a new sight setting for my glasses.
- The photographer fine-tuned the sight setting to capture the perfect shot.
- The telescope's sight setting allowed astronomers to observe distant galaxies.
- The microscope's sight setting enabled researchers to examine microscopic specimens in great detail.
- The gunner adjusted the cannon's sight setting to hit the target with precision.
- The archer carefully adjusted the sight setting on his bow to improve his accuracy.
- The surveyor used a leveling device to ensure the sight setting was accurate for land measurements.
- The camera's auto-focus feature automatically adjusted the sight setting based on the subject's distance.
- The hunter's rifle was equipped with a laser sight setting to increase his chances of success.
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the adjustment of a gunsight for elevation and windage on a particular range under favorable light conditions
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The rifleman adjusted the sight setting to compensate for the wind and distance.
After careful inspection, the optometrist recommended a new sight setting for my glasses.
The photographer fine-tuned the sight setting to capture the perfect shot.
The telescope's sight setting allowed astronomers to observe distant galaxies.
