Sentence examples for in case of declination from inspiring English sources

Secular acceleration between 1981 1989 (a) and 1989 1999 (b) and secular variation for 1980 (c) and for 1989 (d) in case of declination (D).

This was also noticed by Alexandrescu et al. (1997) in case of declination, and is seen in the CM4 (Sabaka et al., 2004, their figure 8).

This can be seen in Fig. 9, in which the contributions of the 22-year, ~80-year and steady ingredients of the SV and SA, at Hartland geomagnetic observatory, are plotted in case of declination.

That was also noticed by Sabaka et al. (2004) when accounting for the external contribution in data;   (3) the transition between episodes of quasi-constant (in the jerk concept) evolution of the field, i.e. between decreasing and increasing or between increasing and decreasing time-change, is lasting several years in case of declination.

Measurements showed that the three worship sites in question show various degrees of declination in their alignment with the sun on the summer solstice, declinations which are within acceptable limits scientifically, since they are mostly due to the shifts in tectonic plates caused by earthquakes or other geological changes in the passing of the centuries.

Compared with the load margin in Case 3, the maximum loading of distribution grid in Case 1 is smaller because of the declination of PCC bus voltage, as shown in Table 1.

In most (95%) cases, declination by the traveler was cited as the reason for not administering a vaccine.

Although the difference is not significant (P = .131), there is a trend of declination in the serum from the postsurgery group.

In the cases of HMT and NCH, it also appears from the declination letters that there was jurisdiction under the FCPA, while in the cases of Akamai, Nortek and Johnson Controls, the basis for jurisdiction is not clear.

(2013) investigated the influence of declination and thermospheric wind on longitude differences in midlatitude ionospheric total electron content (TEC) by analyzing the data distributed on both sides of the longitudes with zero declination.

The massive project gave each participating observatory responsibility for mapping a specific zone of declination, and observatories around the world took part in the work.