Sentence examples for apparent positions from inspiring English sources
(This is because a moving Earth should produce a parallax, or annual shift, in the apparent positions of the fixed stars, unless the stars are very far away indeed).
A second (AGK2), based on photographs rather than direct observations, was begun in 1924 and published in 1951 58; a third catalog (AGK3) included the stars' proper motions (the rates at which their apparent positions change) and became available in 1975.
The correct imaging parameters are determined in an iterative process by matching the apparent positions on the image with the actual city light locations.
The seed metaphor reversed the apparent positions of the sexes in regard to procreative power.
However the PhyML tests also showed that the apparent positions of the basal nodes of the CAbMV and PRSV clusters were clearly influenced by what other sequences were present in the dataset (Table 3).
We examined the nature of the positional conservation pattern in plants, and found a relatively longer conserved motif, wherein two conservation blocks were apparent: positions 2-13, and 16-19, with position 4 completely conserved.
At low to neutral pH, the superposition of signals due to the functional and misfolded SRI−HtrI complexes leads to suppression of the positive absorption band of the former and shifts its apparent position to a longer wavelength.
We also noted that some (but not all) of the peaks in the dyad positioning analysis were shared with naked DNA (see Additional file 1, Figure S5a), indicating that in this range of apparent positioning scores, MNase biases may coexist with real (but modest) in vivo positional constraint.
Because, says Price, pseudonyms allow people to speak out, regardless of their apparent position in society.
According to this principle, the apparent position of the target should vary with the depth of the water.
Was the theme of parallax – which you define as "apparent displacement, or difference in the apparent position, of an object,caused by actual change (or difference) of position of the point of observation" – there from the start?
