Corrections can be added for conditions such as a difference between target and howitzer altitudes, propellant temperature, atmospheric conditions, and even the curvature and rotation of the Earth. In most cases, some corrections are omitted, sacrificing accuracy for speed.
Adjustments can be made to account for variations in conditions such as a disparity between target and howitzer elevations, propellant temperature, atmospheric conditions, and even the Earth's curvature and rotation. In most instances, some adjustments are omitted, prioritizing speed over precision.