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great circle
noun
A circle defined as the intersection of the surface of a sphere and a plane which passes through the centre of the sphere.
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During geomagnetic disturbances period on ionograms we can see anomalous diffuse signals, which propagates outside great circle arc.
Navigational radio signals also follow great circle paths.
A hawk soared in a great circle around them.
The great circle route westward over the Arctic.
The celestial equator intersects another useful great circle, the ecliptic.
This great circle passes through one exclave; go there.
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The scheme relies on backward trajectories and the resulting upstream cells (polygons) are approximated with great-circle arcs.
The great-circle distance between two manifold points is unique.
The calculated travel time ((t_{text{cal}})) purely propagated along a great-circle path from a point to a point.
The shortest path will always be a great-circle course".
An isolation-by-distance model (using great-circle distances) on the same data gave R2 = 0.16.
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