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...other aspect of range is '''elevation angle''', which is the equivalent of azimuth angle but relative to the height above ground rather than the compass.

* Incident Azimuth * Exitant Azimuth

Type of marine propulsion unit, an azimuth thruster, which can rotate 360 degrees allowing for rapid changes in thrust

* [[Bearing (direction)]] a superset of [[azimuth]]

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...ation|celestial equator]] at the moment of the [[vernal equinox]] to the [[azimuth]] of the object.

...is fixed to the vehicle floor such that it cannot traverse (i.e., move in azimuth); to adjust fire, the vehicle has to move. Patria, of Finland, builds and e ...Artillery Tactical Data System]]. With unguided shells, it gives 3 mil [[azimuth]] and 1 mil [[elevation]] pointing accuracy.<ref>{{citation

...rpedo, using compressed air to turn its propeller, was stable in [[Azimuth|azimuth]], but was unsatisfactory in not being able to control its depth. Whitehead

...y crude guidance. It was first launched from a fixed ramp on the desired [[azimuth]], but these ramps were relatively easy to find and attack. <ref name=Cully ...missile had a compass and gyroscope counter that kept it on the programmed azimuth. For [[range]] control, it had a mechanical distance measuring device that,

*Local level wander or free azimuth

...20 in an azimuth scale and a reading of N 20 W would be read as 340 in an azimuth scale<ref name="Berger1"/>.

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...aboratories]] also notes that, "for fine resolution systems, the range and azimuth processing is coupled (dependent on each other) which also greatly increase ...ifferent locations. This information along with the traditional range and azimuth (Doppler) information allowed one to locate the imaged pixel in three-dimen

Each of the twin telescopes uses an altitude-azimuth design to provide optimal mass and strength balance: The stiff construction

The angle &phi; is the ''longitude angle'' (also known as the ''azimuth angle''). ...nvention introduced above (&theta; for the colatitude angle, &phi; for the azimuth angle) is used universally in physics. It is in accordance with advice of t

...r experimental version included an improved [[gyroscope]] to control its [[azimuth]] (i.e., compass heading), with carbon vanes in the exhaust to provide stee

...with each microphone in the array UTAMS provides an azimuth of origin. The azimuth from each tower is reported to the UTAMS processor at the control station, ...ontains a GPS receiver, allows the electro-optical sensors to align to the azimuth and elevation of any detected threat signature.

...e coordinates are the colatitude (zenith) angle &theta;, the longitudinal (azimuth) angle &phi; and the distance ''R''. The angles specify the orientation of

...but is fired at a 45 degree elevation for maximum range; it is the bearing/azimuth that is carefully selected. A variant of this is the distance at which a ra

...ed from deck-mounted horizontal launchers that could usually be trained in azimuth, but some destroyers had fixed bow-facing torpedo tubes that were aimed by