Sentence examples for declination in from inspiring English sources

The declination in a given location varies over time.

dec The aim-point Declination in decimal degrees (ICRS).

Declination, in astronomy, the angular distance of a body north or south of the celestial equator.

RA, DEC are the right ascension and declination in hours, minutes and seconds or degrees, minutes and seconds format.

To achieve similar high temperature characteristics, the compound modified asphalt had smaller declination in low temperature performance compared with QC rock asphalt modified bitumen.

At the winter solstice (Northern Hemisphere), around December 21, the Sun is directly over the Tropic of Capricorn and lies within the boundaries of the constellation Sagittarius, having reached its southernmost declination in the ecliptic.

More women (n = 19) than men (n = 11) declined participation, with the highest number of declinations in the Arabic language group (n = 20), and the highest number total occurring among women in the Arabic language group (Tables  2 and 4).

The declinations in HMT and NHC make clear that the DOJ is willing, in appropriate circumstances, to decline to prosecute in light of the factors cited in the Pilot Program even when the underlying facts would have supported an FCPA prosecution.

In terms of the sample coordinate, Kmax declinations in the three gravity cores are oriented along the core-splitting surface, whereas Kmax declinations in the three piston cores are perpendicular to the splitting surface.

The rose diagrams lower left (right) of the diagrams of the AMS principle axes show Kmax declinations in the sample coordinates (the geographical coordinates).

Tsunoda (1985) has indeed demonstrated that the seasonal variation in the alignment of the sunset terminator with the geomagnetic field line at the dip equator can explain the observed s/l distributions of scintillations with high occurrences at longitudes of positive (negative) magnetic declination during June (December) solstice and at longitudes of null magnetic declinations in the equinoxes.