Sentence examples for based on a lunar from inspiring English sources
Ramadan is based on a lunar calendar, so the dates change every year, and for the past few years that summer shopping season has coincided with Ramadan.
Friedrich lavished attention on the luminous sky and its radiant moon (so bright it is sometimes thought to have been based on a lunar eclipse).
Mr. Rushkoff, who likes being his own guinea pig, divided his writing of this book into weekly segments based on a lunar cycle.
Muslim Pakistanis celebrate the two major Islamic holidays, ʿĪd al-Fiṭr (which marks the end of Ramadan) and ʿĪd al-Aḍḥā (which marks the end of the hajj), as well as the Prophet Muhammad's birthday (the religious holidays are based on a lunar calendar and vary from year to year).
Esbats are the celebrations based on a lunar cycle.
* A lunar dial based on a mineral deposit including Moon dust * A 46 mm steel and titanium case incorporating steel from the Apollo XI spacecraft * Rusted steel paws including fragments of the Soyuz spacecraft and * A strap composed of fibres from a spacesuit worn during the ISS mission*.
The Chinese even developed a conception calendar, or Shengyubiao, based on a woman's age in lunar years and on the month of conception, for couples to choose the sex of their offspring.
Similarly Woods' grammar for lunar was based on a certain kind of procedurally interpreted transition graph (an augmented transition network, or ATN), where the sentence subgraph might contain an edge labeled NP (analyze an NP using the NP subgraph) followed by an edge labeled VP (analogously interpreted).
For this reason a statistical enquiry should be based on a division by time (sequence of days in the lunar month) rather than space (Sun-Moon angle).
The evidence for a transmission of lunar omens to Egypt in the Achaemenian period lies primarily in a demotic papyrus based on an original of about 500 bc.
Fordson High's head coach, Fouad Zaban, proposed moving practice to nighttime after realizing that Ramadan, which is based on the lunar calendar, would fall squarely during the start of a two-a-day practice schedule that initiates football season.
