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• s  visible only with a telescope
  a bright star with a telescopic companion
• s  capable of discerning distant objects
  a telescopic eye
  telescopic vision
• s  having parts that slide one within another
  a telescopic antenna
  a telescopic drinking cup

• Although the path affords a telescopic view of the onion-domed citadel that is the new prime-ministerial office, this strip of asphalt is mysteriously overgrown with weeds and scrub.
• Making a mockery of Yugoslavia's border security, they crossed illegally into the country from Austria on June 26 with an arsenal of submachine guns, rifles with telescopic .
• Then, to make a long story short (the demands here are somewhat more telescopic than those Big Jim labors under), there would be dinosaurs and much later there would be fossil fuels.

News & Articles

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• Bull's-eye: Internet-enabled 'smart rifle' helps shooting accuracy
  Want to be a crack sniper without years of exacting training and share video of your expertise over social media? Well, now you can — for $22,000. That’s the price tag for the XactSystem, a so-called “smart rifle” with a computerized telescopic scope that helps the shooter aim and fire, ...
  June 14, 2013 - The Washington Times
• Bull's-eye: Web-enabled 'smart rifle' helps shooting accuracy
  Want to be a crack sniper without years of exacting training and share video of your expertise over social media? Well, now you can — for $22,000. That’s the price tag for the XactSystem, a so-called “smart rifle” with a computerized telescopic scope that helps the shooter aim and fire, ...
  June 14, 2013 - The Washington Times

Quotes

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• Reggie Fils-Aime in CNN
  What I believe many developers will choose to do is take full advantage of the telescopic and movement aspects of this controller and make it so games are not very button dependent,predicted Fils-Aime.
• Fabrizio Cicchitto in Times Online
  What if, instead of a photographer, there had been a terrorist armed with telescopic sights?,asked Fabrizio Cicchitto, the head of the PdL faction in the Lower House.
• Owen Gingerich in Nature.com (subscription)
  And Harvard historian of science Owen Gingerich, says Harriot's "telescopic drawings of the moon were strongly influenced by what he saw in Galileo's Sidereus nuncius".