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Significados de tripod stand em inglês
Sinônimos
Examples for "tripod"
Examples for "tripod"
1
There were three, the standard tripod variety often used at crime scenes.
2
A tripod is out of the question because passing trucks create vibrations.
3
She wouldn't need artificial light or a tripod, at least not yet.
4
A deal table the size of a pocket-handkerchief; also a deal tripod.
5
This is set up on a tripod in front of the lodge.
Uso de tripod stand em inglês
1
Hamel held the telescope to his eye and steadied it upon the little tripod stand.
2
But instead of a milking stool imagine it a great body of machinery on a tripod stand.
3
Besides these instruments John Jones has an equatorial which is mounted on a tripod stand, made by himself.
4
In September I had my old telescope mounted on a short tripod stand, and made experiments on its adjustments.
5
Welstiel took out the rods, each with a loop in its midsection, and intertwined them into a tripod stand.
6
A huge book lay open on a tripod stand, and a caldron seethed over a slow and dull fire.
7
The tripod stand should be of the so-called threefold variety, with sliding legs which can be adapted to broken ground.
8
The frame of the large globe is said to be of solid gold and so is the tripod stand, set in rubies and diamonds.
9
At meals the tripod stood beside the table on which the dishes were laid.
10
A megaphone and a huge terrestrial telescope on a tripod stood in one corner.
11
A camera tripod stood nearby, with a black plastic mailbox fastened incongruously to the top.
12
A photographer's tripod stands nearby.
13
In one a cooking stove, in another a boiler, elsewhere a tripod standing before the fire, and spits for cooking.