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aiming point
noun
- the point at which a gun or bombsight is aimed in order to strike a desired target, often a point in advance of or behind the actual target.
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of aiming point1
Example Sentences
The aiming point off the first tee is the âHâ on the Beverly Hilton sign.
In an execution by firing squad, the inmate would be strapped to a metal chair, with a physician placing an âaiming pointâ over the inmateâs heart and his or her head covered with a hood.
âWhen you have a missed kick, youâre able to think about what you need to change, what you need to adjust. The 50-yard, left-hash kick, I adjusted my aiming point too much, deviated from a game plan I had in the warm-up. After that I kind of kicked myself in the butt and said, âStay with what you did in the warm-up.â
In these jobs, to truly call it balance maybe isnât necessarily the aiming point, but making sure that you prioritize the things that are really important in both phases.
He was looking for the unique structure of the T-shaped Aioi Bridge, which was the aiming point for the drop.
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