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FOV
(redirected from field of view)

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FOVField Of View
FOVField Of Vision
FOVFist of Vengeance (gaming)
FOVFamily Of Vehicles
FOVForward Observer Vehicle
FOVFlight Operations Version
FOVFiber Optic Vehicle
FOVForces of Valor (replicas; various locations)
FOVFindings of Violation (US EPA)
FOVFuture of Voice (International Telecommunication Union)
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This is how wide your field of view is at 1,000 yards away.
A closer look at your binoculars by Beachy, Edward / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
Knowing the field of view it would be possible to work out the parallax and hence the effective distance between the 'new eyes'.
A stereoscopic view of Comet Lulin by Welch, Alan / Journal of the British Astronomical Association
One new image from Kepler shows its entire field of view - a 100-square-degree portion of the sky, equivalent to two side-by-side dips of the Big Dipper.
NASA's Kepler mission begins hunt for planets like Earth by Asian News International
 
 
 
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