Line Of Sight Definition

lines-of-sight
noun
An imaginary straight line joining the center of the eye of the observer with the object viewed.
Webster's New World
The straight path from a transmitting antenna to the horizon, representing the normal range of high-frequency wave propagation.
Webster's New World
Synonyms:
  • line of vision

Other Word Forms of Line Of Sight

Noun

Singular:
line of sight
Plural:
lines-of-sight

Line Of Sight Sentence Examples

  • The above are velocities transverse to the line of sight.

  • Fate's reflection moved into her line of sight.

  • Elisabeth and Connor were both out of Victor's line of sight.

  • Xander came into her line of sight then.

  • When the target is completely concealed it is necessary to lay the gun on an aiming point more or less out of the line of fire, or to lay on a " director " with a large amount of deflection, and to align aiming posts with the sights at zero to give the direction of the target, and afterwards perhaps to transfer the line of sight to some other distant object, all of which require a far greater scope of deflection than is afforded by the deflection leaf.

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