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TM 9-258
Figure B-5. Astigmatism
b. A defect of the human eye causing straight lines
Astigmatizer - A cylindrical lens which may be
in a certain direction to appear blurred and distorted
rotated into the line of sight of a range finder to cause the
while lines in another direction may be well defined. This
effect of astigmatism, to stretch a ray of light from a
defect results when rays from a point are not brought to
single point to form a line.
Axis (plural, axes) - A straight line passing through a
a single focal point on the image on the retina but a short
line is formed. It is caused by unsymmetrical surfaces of
body and indicating its center. See axis of bore, principal
the cornea and the crystalline lens of the eye (A, fig B-5).
axis, and optical axis.
Axis of bore - The center line or straight line
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