Sentence examples for new equator from inspiring English sources

The new theory also explains why the Tharsis dome is situated on the "new" equator, exactly where it would need to be for the planet to regain its equilibrium.

Toasting "the boys who plowed a new equator round the globe stealing bases on their bellies!" Twain then delivered a tribute to baseball as "the very symbol, the outward and visible expression of the drive, and push, and rush and struggle of the raging, tearing, booming 19th century!" That night, by all accounts, he was at the peak of his game.

The amount of sounds it is capable of producing is staggering, and the sky is the limit when plugged into its music making apps, Noise and the new Equator.

Sea levels, they found, responded differently to polar wander in four quadrants of the globe: When the spin axis drifted away from a quadrant (moving that part of Earth closer to the new equator), oceans there rose markedly; when it approached a quadrant, they fell.

Behind the downstairs counter is a three-pull La Marzocca for the new Equator coffee program.

Close to the magnetic dip equator the new B0 model provides an improvement over the current IRI model by a factor of up to 1.5.

In this context, the present results indicating the lowering of the peak altitude of O 1D) 630.0 nm emission from ∼220 to ∼180 km over the dip equator is new.

Goldberg and Kent turned to some boxes of gray rocks: heavy basalts from the six- to seven-hundred-foot range of the Palisades' sill formed two hundred and one million years ago, during a period of heavy volcanism, when New York was near the equator.

At the time, the land mass that would become New Brunswick was near the equator enjoying a tropical climate.

Epithelial cells proliferate and progeny that shift below the lens equator differentiate into new fibers that are progressively added to the fiber mass.

To fill that gap, the authors of the new study focused south of the equator in developing a new estimate of how much heat the ocean stores.