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joystick
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joystick,
1 a vertical stick or lever that can be manipulated in various directions to control cursor or other movements on a computer screen. It is used mainly in playing computer games. Also called trackball. See also mouse.
2 a vertical stick or lever that can be manipulated in various directions to drive an electric wheelchair.


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Pacific Fleet forces, monitors distant high-speed objects in real time as part of its training activities--but the system used by SCORE staff was outdated, relying heavily on manual operation of joysticks to try to keep up with flying or moving objects and switching between multiple cameras to record the objects' travel.
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