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A person who observes something.

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A member of a sniper team who in addition to this function is responsible for providing additional information about targets from a different point of view.

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One who supervises a person performing an activity, in order to help them should they be unable to complete it.

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Dolphins of the genus Stenella, and specifically Stenella attenuata distinguished from the streaker (Stenella coeruleoalba) and the spinner (Stenella longirostris).

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A team member responsible for communication with the driver to keep them up-to-date about on-track events, such as other nearby cars.

Examples of spotter in a Sentence

The James Street practice is a member of the RCGP spotter scheme.

The flyer stands behind the bases knees, with the spotter directly behind the flyer.

The spotter stands in an athletic stance, knees slightly bent and shoulder-width apart, legs slightly staggered.

The spotter grabs the waist of the flyer to provide support.

She then places one leg on the thigh of one of the bases, and on the count of three, the spotter helps her lift her body to place her other leg on the thigh of the second base.

The bases grab the thighs of the flyer to provide support while the spotter supports the flyer from the back.

To dismount, the flyer places her hands back on the shoulders of the bases, and on the count of three, the spotter helps the flyer jump backward, off the legs of the bases.

The base, flyer and spotter all have responsibilities that help keep the stunt safe.

Always stay alert and prepare yourself to help the spotter catch a falling flyer.

Use a spotter when you try a new exercise or you increase your weight.

Recruit a spotter to help you with the routine so that you don't risk injury in the process.

The Fisheries patrol boat was in the area and their spotter plane flew overhead.

So become a plane spotter and count the bombs and don't forget to get your stop and search sponsorship form.

John Wheatley As a young lad John was a keen plane spotter, - there were many raids by enemy aircraft over the Bay.

Once again, these programs are something the avid actor spotter need not get excited about, and the story line is equally uninspiring.

Königsberg fired first, targeting via shore spotters, the monitors replying using spotter aircraft.

A serious plane spotter will build up a stock of notes of all the tail numbers he or she has seen.

So become a plane spotter and count the bombs and do n't forget to get your stop and search sponsorship form.

A spotter plane is used to circle above the reef looking for whale sharks.

Spotter telescopes of between 60mm and 100mm aperture may be used to photograph the Moon simply by holding the camera lens to the eyepiece.

It's always important to have someone spot you so if your muscles lock up, the spotter can take the weight from you.

You know you'll need a ladder, but it pays to understand good ladder safety practices and have a spotter in place, especially when you're trying to carry supplies and tools up and down.

Get someone else to act as a spotter and use a harness or a rope for extra security.

The best flyer in the world won't be able to do a simple extension move if she doesn't have complete confidence in the base's ability to support her, or the spotter's ability to provide her with the right support at the right time.

At the same time, the spotter's job in the cupie is to brace the flyer's ankles, providing front support as the balance is ensured.

Since the participants stay in contact with the ground, a spotter isn't required.The base should kneel on the ground in a lunge, the right knee in contact with the ground and the left knee in a 90-degree angle parallel to the ground.

This way, if you fall, the spotter and base will have an easier time catching you.

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