Sentence examples for zenith points from inspiring English sources

ITV's price is £7.65 per thousand, Zenith points out, compared with Channel 4's £7.06 and and the average which fluctuates below £7.

In this study, the 25th or 75th percentile (for near linear relationship) or zenith points (for non linear relationship) of baseline variables were chosen as the reference point (y1) to estimate HR of other points of baseline variable Xi (y2).

Zenith, point on the celestial sphere directly above an observer on the Earth.

With an increase in N m, the classification accuracies increase until a zenith point is obtained.

Molyneux worked further with Bradley in 1725, setting up a zenith-pointing telescope to try to observe stellar parallax (apparent displacement by which the distances of stars can be calculated).

Automated radars employing a vertical-looking zenith-pointing linear-polarised small-angle conical-scan ("ZLC", or "nutating beam") configuration provide an effective means of monitoring insect migration over long periods.

Continuing theoretical developments will incorporate the following: more snow layers, surface roughness of snow and frozen soil, realistic ground surface topography, realistic prairie grass and frozen soil compositions, the configuration of a horizontally mounted (zenith-pointing) GPS antenna, and the antenna beam pattern including its antenna phase center.

And if you measure the shadow cast by a perfectly vertical stick when the Sun is at its zenith (highest point in the sky), the angle you measure will reveal your precise latitude.

The highest the Moon will ever get in the sky above Rome is therefore 13.5 deg off zenith, at which point it would illuminate part of the Pantheon, just at an oblique angle (ie. part would be in "Moon shadow").

In this study, the input variables of the DIRINDEX model are 3-hourly global horizontal irradiance, solar zenith angle, dew-point temperature, surface altitude, surface pressure, sea-level pressure, aerosol optical depth at 700 nm, and atmospheric column water vapor.

The Quadrantid meteors peak in activity each year on Jan .3. Meteor showers are easy to observe, as they are best viewed with the naked eye alone, simply gazing straight up at the zenith, the highest point in the sky.