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point target [′pȯint ‚tär·gət]

(electromagnetism)

In radar, an object which returns a target signal by reflection from a relatively simple discrete surface; such targets are ships, aircraft, projectiles, missiles, and buildings.

(ordnance)

A precise target of small dimensions.

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