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"It's going to feel just like that happy moment when the plane passes through the clouds," Mr. Koivisto promised.
Eclipsing variable star, pair of stars revolving about their common centre of mass in an orbit whose plane passes through or very near the Earth.
Special (degenerate) cases of intersection occur when the plane passes through only the apex (producing a single point) or through the apex and another point on the cone (producing one straight line or two intersecting straight lines).
Ice can build up as a plane passes through moisture at the right temperature, and an accumulation of ice can make the wings lose lift or make the plane impossible for a pilot to control.
The two component stars of an eclipsing binary star move around each other in such a way that their orbital plane passes through or very near Earth, and each star periodically eclipses the other as seen from Earth.
He magically appears first as a point, and then grows into a larger circle as the plane passes through his equator, until he then shrinks to a point once again.
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Then it will be strictly separated from set by the support plane passing through, since no supporting plane has finite positive slope.
(If such a point exists, it would be separated from by the supporting plane passing through.) Since and, we must have.
Pencil, in projective geometry, all the lines in a plane passing through a point, or in three dimensions, all the planes passing through a given line.
Someone on CNN interviewed a federal-government agency official, who was, interestingly enough, in a scout plane passing through Irene.
A special case arises when a = b = c: then the surface is a sphere, and the intersection with any plane passing through it is a circle.
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