Sentence examples for the same eclipse from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, after watching the same eclipse on television in England, Patrick Mercer, a curator of rare manuscripts, decides to leave the wife he has clearly tired of.
Although many Babylonian texts are fragmentary, about 120 usable timings of eclipse contacts are accessible (including measurements at different phases of the same eclipse).
A possible allusion to the same eclipse is found in the Bible: " 'And on that day,' says the Lord God, 'I will make the Sun go down at noon, and darken the earth in broad daylight' " (Amos 8 9).
The low level of dilution in surface ozone in eclipse period may be attributed with change in local atmospheric boundary layer dynamic conditions or limited air pollutants dispersion, in term of decreases in planetary boundary layer height, wind speed and hence ventilation coefficient in the same eclipse hours.
It's called a saros: a repeating pattern of eclipses that happens every eighteen years, eleven days and eight hours, when the "same" eclipse appears one third of the way around the world.
Moreover, comparison of RB69 pol with members of different pol families has shown that correct incoming dNTPs in the ternary complexes always adopt the same eclipsed conformation as the dCTP observed in our 1.8 Å structure.
It was, coincidentally, the very "same" eclipse I had seen in Iran eighteen years earlier.
Conscious of the way that dense, theoretical texts can flag up social issues while, at the same time, eclipsing the voices of those most affected, Shavit wants to get the balance right between experience and theory.
Transcending his lack of shoes, for which he is most fondly remembered, he dramatically closed the final event under the lights and arch of a long-departed emperor while, at the same time, eclipsing the memory of a more recent wannabe.
"I may say this year is special because we have Saturn near moon at the same time with eclipse.
By means of the same calculational methods, eclipses can be "predicted backward" in time.
