Examples of using Declinations in English and their translations into Spanish
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Minus four degrees,42 minutes, declinations.
Declinations will not usually be published.
With a huge range of options and declinations.
As precession changes the declinations of the stars over the centuries.
I pray there's a steady stream of declinations.
FCPA-related declinations we have identified since our Spring FCPA Review 2015 include.
Allow your customers to search by declinations reference.
Stars whose declinations exceed the observer's colatitude are called circumpolar because they will never set as seen from that latitude.
Not very well”, I told him, because his declinations were terrible.
There are languages where the nouns, pronouns andadjectives have morphological variations named declinations.
While the stars are fixed to their declinations the Sun is not.
Of course, the members of a constellation operate at the same altitude band,often in multiple nearly polar orbit planes that are phased in right ascension and intersect at high declinations.
However, the cycle also includes two more declinations of the concept of light.
It includes a treatise on navigation and some tables showing solar declinations.
Often I began some tests,invented declinations and conjugations which were both enriched and artificial.
Adan and Eva also exist in the light pot declinations.
Various adaptations, printed declinations and different media covers for branding campaign.
Lastly, the Cape Photographic Durchmusterung(450,000 stars, 1896), compiled at the Cape, South Africa,covers declinations -18 to -90.
The celestial poles are also the poles of the celestial equatorial coordinate system,meaning they have declinations of +90 degrees and -90 degrees for the north and south celestial poles, respectively.
It was further supplemented by the Cordoba Durchmusterung(580,000 stars), which began to be compiled at Córdoba,Argentina in 1892 under the initiative of John M. Thome and covers declinations -22 to -90.
This tool reflects the increased collision risks at higher declinations(e.g. close to the polar regions);
The field was also required to be in a range of declinations such that it could be observed both by southern hemisphere instruments, such as the Atacama Large Millimeter Array, and northern hemisphere ones, such as those located on Hawaii.
The slide follows a series of consecutive slopes with different declinations to create dazzling speeds with tight turns.
As it covered only the northern sky and some of the south(being compiled from the Bonn observatory), this was then supplementedby the Südliche Durchmusterung(SD), which covers stars between declinations -1 and -23 degrees 1886.
This is a scroll 210 cm in length and24.4 cm wide showing the sky between declinations 40° south to 40° north in twelve panels, plus a thirteenth panel showing the northern circumpolar sky.
The accent may change, but this word, pronounced untranslated on both sides of the Atlantic,has many declinations and multiple interpretations.
Living together in a school where design is discernible, in all its declinations, from furniture to lighting to teaching spaces, will ensure students have a high-quality scholastic life and will stimulate their creativity.
The debate has crystallized around a fictional figure, Caliban, a Shakespearean figure who opposes Ariel andProspero in The Tempest, but whose declinations are not always compatible.
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Other outstanding North American architects of the first generation of the Modern Movement are included,-Richardson, Sullivan and Wright-, plus European architects of Gaudi's generation-Berlage, Wagner, etc.-It is completed with the second generation, where the declinations of Art Nouveau had already been defined-Horta, Guimard, Mackintosh and Olbirch.