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Animal Locomotion: An
Electro-photographic
Investigation of
Consecutive Phases of
Animal Movements is a
series of
scientific photographs by
Eadweard Muybridge...
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analog and use the same
movements in
Seikos such as the 7T62
quartz chronograph movement. In 1970,
Pulsar was a
brand of the
American Hamilton Watch...
- of the velocity. In 1864, the
Electro-ballistic
chronograph was invented, and by 1867 one
electro-ballistic
chronograph was
claimed by its
inventor to...
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contributed to the
Allied victory in
World War II. He
invented the
Aberdeen Chronograph for
measuring muzzle velocities,
contributed significantly (perhaps critically...
- exclusively,
chronographs. The
configuration moves the
crown and
chronograph pushers to the top of the watch.
Bullheads are
commonly wris****ch
chronographs that...
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reality systems to
detect operator movements and
locate objects.
Telemeter chronograph Bombsight Spotting scope Head-up
display ****inson, 2010 pp. 56, 75-76...
- Auge-Ohr-Methode,
chronograph)
visually by
impersonal micrometer (moving
thread with
automatic registration)
photographic registration CCD or
other electro optic...
- air or CO2.
Balancing the
marker requires firing several shots over a
chronograph to find the "sweet spot" of the HPR (the
point at
which the velocity...
- 4 in).
Standard equipment includes a
briefcase containing the Flat Six
Chronograph, a
pocket knife, a pair of sungl****es, a pen, and a key ring – all in...
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electrical telegraph. In 1861 he
moved to Shepherds, an
electric clock &
chronograph maker and in 1863 he
joined the
London Chatham and
Dover Railway (LCDR)...
