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obstruction to vision

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obstruction to vision [əb′strək·shən tə ′vizh·ən]
(meteorology)
In United States weather observing practice, one of a class of atmospheric phenomena, other than the weather class of phenomena, which may reduce horizontal visibility at the earth's surface; examples are fog, smoke, and blowing snow.


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The virtual image created by the SV-6 appears with minimal obstruction to vision so users can still focus on their work.
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