caliper (noun)

1. In the novel, the detective used a caliper to measure the size of the footprints left at the crime scene.

2. The designer used calipers to ensure the precise measurements of the models' bodies for the tailored dresses.

3. In Greek mythology, Hephaestus, the god of blacksmiths, used calipers to measure the lengths of the divine swords he forged.

4. During the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci used calipers to accurately measure the proportions of his artistic masterpieces.

1. The sculptor carefully calipered the dimensions of the clay model before starting to shape it.

2. The architect used calipers to measure the thickness of the wooden beams during the construction of the new building.

3. The mecha pilot skillfully calipered the robotic arm's range of motion before engaging the enemy.

4. The detective calipered the bullet found at the crime scene to determine the type of gun used.