Teleskopischen

Teleskopischen is an inflected form of the German adjective teleskopisch, meaning telescope-related or telescopic. It is used to describe objects, devices or phenomena that involve a telescope or that exhibit extendable, tube-like or viewing-capable characteristics. The term is common in scientific, technical and everyday language when referring to optical instruments, measurement setups or structures that resemble or function like a telescope.

Etymology and usage: The word derives from the Greek roots tele- “far” and skopein “to look.” In German, teleskopisch appears in various combinations and inflected forms, such as in phrases describing observations, optics or mechanical assemblies. The form teleskopischen is one of several endings that the adjective takes depending on case, gender and number.

Applications and contexts: In astronomy and optics, teleskopisch is used to characterize methods, observations or equipment involving a telescope, for example telescopic observations or telescopic eye pieces and systems that alter magnification or field of view. In engineering and architecture, the term appears in reference to extendable or sliding components, such as teleskopische Stangen, tubes or rails, whose length can be adjusted by longitudinal extension. The concept also appears in other fields to describe anything structurally or functionally resembling a telescope, such as a telescopic sight or a telescopic mechanism.

See also: Telescopes, telescope optics, telescopic sights, telescopic tubes, extendable mechanical systems. The antonym or opposite concept would be non-teleskopisch or fixed, depending on context.

Note: As a grammatical form, teleskopischen is used where the adjective modifies a noun with a definite reference or in certain inflection patterns, and it is commonly encountered in technical writing and descriptive text.