reticule

You then apply pressure to the trigger, and when the reticule passes over the target the gun fires.

Reticule has the following fictional definition: Reticule (1) In Proto-, Old, and Middle Orth, a small bag or basket, netlike in its construction.

Does it come with a gold plated audiophile quality cable i can use to tap my reticule?

This was achieved through literally re-drawing the reticule to include a solid band at the appropriate angle.

One wafer gives you 300 copies of whatever set of dies fit into one reticule.

The early sidewinder used a single IR sensor behind a spinning reticule made of slots.

The targeting reticule is hard stuck on attackers with zero input put into it.

Sense 3 is constructed by using reticule as the root instead of inter-network.

I use a phone app that uses the camera and shows me RGB values at a reticule.

You need to tag the animal, then keep the sight on the reticule for up to a few seconds before the weapon will even fire.

The reticule, a small, highly decorated purse, was born — and like a pernicious poltergeist, it has never really gone away.

Yeah I definitely noticed the lack of reticule and the effect it had on aiming.

The same pattern, called a "reticule" [1] is duplicated 300 times over the wafer.

The "brain" would alter the missiles course according to the position of that spinning reticule and the blinking signal from the lone sensor.

The "I asked $LLM about $X, and here is what $LLM said" pattern is probably most used to: (A) Reticule the AI for giving a dumb answer.

While having a visible reticule on the screen may be less elegant, I find it far more satisfying; no more needing ten minutes to determine the lightgun "pulls" half a foot to the left.

Reminds me of how in Anathem by Neal Stephenson, their word for the equivalent of the Internet is the Reticulum, which etymologically comes from Reticule.