Similar words: reticule, articulation, reticulation, gesticulation, gesticulating, reticular formation, spicule, canicule. Meaning: ['grætɪkjuːl] 
n. a network of fine lines, dots, cross hairs, or wires in the focal plane of the eyepiece of an optical instrument.
n. a network of fine lines, dots, cross hairs, or wires in the focal plane of the eyepiece of an optical instrument. 
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1. The ocular micrometer is a circular diameter graticule.
2. A fine line employed as a graticule marker or an index in a precision device.
3. With Gyro Night only the gyro graticule was visible and the range was set to 165 m (180 yds ) irrespective of pedals or twist grip.
4. This graticule moved to the correct position allowing for deflection, and also incorporated a ranging facility.
5. This paper presents a method of designing graticule according to the reinforcing polyester nonwoven in a carbon fibre sheet, and develops a graticule shaping machine.
6. The image of the graticule is projected through the focal plane of a collimated lens, and reflected onto a glass screen mounted 45 degrees to the gunner's eye.
7. Rates of turn above rate 3 cause the graticule to disappear entirely, and on reappearance it takes one or two seconds to settle down.
8. The larger graticule is fixed and indicates the direction in which the guns are pointing.
9. However, as there was no illumination of the graticule, the sight could not be used at night.
10. The graticule image was projected through a prism and a stadiametric lens system onto the windscreen, and a dimming rheostat was fitted close to the unit on the instrument panel.
11. The range of your sight is fixed at 274 m (300 yds), which has been found to be the optimum - you merely place the graticule round the target.
12. It may cause error . To prevent these errors , a graticule is made, which can measure accurately.
13. In this text the facture and the clinical ap - plication the graticule will be described in detail.
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15. The aim of this devise attempts to present a method of designing the graticule by textile technology, and develops a graticule shaping machine.
16. In this text, the facture and the clinical ap- plication of the graticule will be described in detail.
17. After a period of tracking, when the target was made to move towards the centre of the sight, the guns were fired when the target reached a line marked across the graticule movement.
18. When you turn your turret to follow a target, the gyro will make the moving graticule lag behind in relation to the rate of turn or rotation.
19. When the target reaches 183 m (200 yds) the graticule will not get smaller, but the sight will still be accurate.
20. It requires some device to damp the violent changes in position of the moving graticule caused by bumps, and alterations in the rate of turn.
21. This generally requires a systematic mathematical transformation of the earth's graticule of lines of longitude and latitude onto a plane.
22. In theory, the firer matched the target's path and speed with a moving graticule pattern seen through a screen similar to that of the Mk II reflector sight.
23. This is directed through an opaque glass plate on which is etched an aiming mark, or graticule .
24. When the target was seen the radar image was turned off, leaving only the gunsight graticule visible.
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