Sentence examples for lunar variations from inspiring English sources

This instrument uses a mechanism that takes lunar variations of normal and leap years into considerations over a 30-year cycle".

"The lunar variations don't, for example, explain the Pakistani floods," says Peter Thorne, a climate scientist at NCDC, who was not part of the research.

Armani stuck to his winning formula, sending out luminous lunar variations on the kinds of skinny, peak-shouldered pant suits and clean-lined gowns that have long made him a Hollywood favorite.

Bartels and Johnston (1940a), b) demonstrated an abnormally large lunar variation on the daily variation of H (SqH) at Huancayo such that on certain days the daytime values of H decreased below the nighttime value suggesting the reversed EEJ current direction.

These lunar tidal variations can be represented as sums of periodic components.

Therefore, especially for the investigation of the lunar rotational variations, increasing normal point data from retroreflectors as far as possible from the A15 site (Turyshev et al. 2013) is an important goal, in addition to the goal of increasing the range accuracy.

The geomagnetic lunar (L) variation is approximately one-tenth in magnitude as compared to the geomagnetic solar (S) variation (Yamazaki et al. 2011).

The Bledsoes, aided by a small network of ultra-conservative amateur astronomers, say evidence of the president's extra-terrestrial birthplace can be found by studying records of lunar eclipses, tidal variations, and migratory bird patterns across the northern hemisphere.

Since the implantation of solar wind is depth dependent and can penetrate only a few microns on the lunar surface, the variation in abundance of 36Ar is a function of solar wind implantation duration and/or the depth at which fragments were exposed to solar wind.

Within the days of the lunar cycle, the variation in mean fall rates per 1000 patient days was not significant.

The fall rates per 1000 patient days, lunar days, and variation in time including days of the week, and months of the year, showed neither a statistically significant main effect, nor a statistically significant interaction between the variables under study (Table 1).