Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Conjunction spread in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The conjunction spread\(w\) in degrees is then equal to.
A better measure for calculating is what I call the conjunction spread.
Figure 3 shows the conjunction spread for the years 1999 through 2004.
The next reasonably close conjunction occurred in May 2002, with a conjunction spread of 23°.
When the conjunction spread is large,
Figure 2 also shows during which fraction of the time the conjunction spread of Mercury- Saturn is less than certain values.
When the conjunction spread is small,
The best visible of the closest conjunctions of Mercury through Saturn would happen near a 13 March at 29° east of the Sun, with a conjunction spread of 0.3°.
The conjunction spread is a measure for how close together in the sky the planets are.
The vertical axis measures the chance(1 everything) that the conjunction spread at a randomly selected moment is not more than the value displayed along the horizontal axis.
The conjunction spread then overestimates the distance by less than one percent for distances less than 40 degrees.
will occur in January AD 5874, when the conjunction spread will be only 2.7°.
In the tables,"s" refers to the conjunction spread of Mercury- Saturn,
In Figure 4 you can see how much time there is, on average, between two successive conjunctions(local minimums in the conjunction spread) that are closer than a selected value.
The correspondence between the conjunction spread\(w\) and the average time interval\(t\)
The conjunction spread is a measure,
The planets reach a greatest conjunction spread if the conjunction spread is smaller just before and just after that moment.
The conjunction spread then dropped to 15.1°,
The calculation of the conjunction spread is fairly easy
Greatest Conjunction Spread("s" and"S" in the tables) The planets reach a greatest conjunction spread if the conjunction spread is smaller just before and just after that moment.
For example, a conjunction with a conjunction spread of at most 10° occurs on average once per 375 years, and a conjunction spread of at most 30° happens on average once every 15 years.
The conjunction spreads that are used in the tables are those of Mercury through Saturn("b"),
The next table shows for a few values of the conjunction spread during which fraction of time the conjunction spread of Mercury through Saturn(as seen from Earth)
For example, the conjunction spread is smaller than 10.8° during only one ten thousandth of the time, and the conjunction spread is less than 125.4° during half of the time and greater than that during the other half of the time.
Mercury- Saturn I have calculated the conjunction spread(as seen from Earth)
If we call it a conjunction every time that the conjunction spread reaches a minimum(and so starts going up again), then the investigated period of 13689 years contains 109 conjunctions at least as close as that of May 2000,