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ASTROLABEMedieval instrument used to determine the altitude of the sun
MEASUREUPHave what it takes to determine the altitude?
HANDMeasure of four inches used to determine the height of a horse, typically from the ground to the highest point of the withers (4)
QUADRANTOld instrument for measuring the altitude of heavenly bodies (8)
RETICLENetwork of fine lines or threads in the eyepiece of an optical instrument used to determine an object's scale or position; also called graticule (7)
HIGHNESSThe altitude of a prince's address (8)
SPECTRUMANALYSISTechnique used to determine the composition of stars
DECISIONTREEGraph used to determine the best course to take
SPIRITLEVELInstrument used to determine whether surfaces are horizontal, or vertical
VANEA metal instrument used to determine wind direction (4)
BLOODGROUPSGlobous drop used to determine the types (5,6)
DLSWhat method is used to determine the revised overs or revised targets for weather interrupted ODIS or T20IS? (1,1,1)
POLARISSituated where the projection of the Earth's axis or the NCP lies, the current North Star, used to determine latitude and formerly by sailors for navigation (7)
DARJEELINGTown in West Bengal at an altitude of 6,700 ft, site of the Chamong Estate and the Happy Valley Tea Estate where the "champagne of teas" is cultivated (10)
HEIGHTHard to put a figure to the altitude (6)
SUCRESituated in the Andes at an altitude of around 2,810 metres, the constitutional capital of Bolivia;
NAIROBISituated between Kampala and Mombasa and rising to an altitude of 5,889 ft, the capital of Kenya (7)
ROLLCALLThe school class process used to determine who is present (4,4)
QUITOCapital city of Ecuador, in the Andes at an altitude of 2850 m (9350 ft) (5)
LAPAZHighest capital city in the world, in the Andes at an altitude of approximately 3,660 m (12,000 ft) (2,3)