graticule

Each square in the graticule is known as a division.

This is also used as the base for the term graticule, passing through French.

Growth results in movement of the graticule relative to a fixed grid.

Cursors allow doing measurements that are independent of the graticule.

He introduced his own method of maps and map graticule classification.

To aid measurement, a grid called the graticule is drawn on the face of the screen.

Most oscilloscopes have a graticule as part of the visual display, to facilitate measurements.

The trace speed across the screen was given in units of time per division of the graticule.

Lines of constant latitude and longitude together constitute a graticule on the reference surface.

The graticule on the ellipsoid is constructed in exactly the same way as on the sphere.

Oscilloscopes commonly provide a means for the graticule to be illuminated from the side, which improves its visibility.

Accuracy varies, but even the most basic cursors give more accurate results than taking readings from the graticule.

The graticule is a grid of squares that serve as reference marks for measuring the displayed trace.

Digital oscilloscopes, however, generate the graticule markings on the display in the same way as the trace.

That deflection is at least somewhat beyond the edges of the graticule, and more typically some distance off-screen.

The figure on the left shows how a transverse cylinder is related to the conventional graticule on the sphere.

An internal graticule eliminates parallax error, but cannot be changed to accommodate different types of measurements.

This intervention used a stratigraphic method of excavation, utilizing a graticule plan of the site.

This latitude/longitude "webbing" is known as the conjugate graticule.

This plane is therefore accessible as a location for a graticule or micrometer crosswires.

The actual color burst signal shows up on the vectorscope as a straight line pointing to the left from the center of the graticule.

It is used to set the no-input trace exactly on the center line of the graticule, but also permits offsetting vertically by a limited amount.

The pre-exposed papers had a graticule grid exposed on the papers that showed degrees of bearing.

A graticule is attached to the tip of the growing leaf by a small clip connected by a nylon thread to a counterweight.

The metal graticule, as big as a large house, that swung gently from side to side was codenamed Freya.