zeno-
(ziːnəʊ)
f. Gr. Ζηνο-, comb. form of Ζεύς, used as a word-forming element with the sense ‘the planet Jupiter’, as zenoˈcentric a., measured or expressed with reference to the centre of Jupiter; zenoˈgraphic a., measured or expressed with reference to the surface of Jupiter.
| 1968 Dissertation Abstr. B. XXIX. 858/1 For each year the study has reconfirmed that there are two zenocentric intervals of Io's position in which we observe this influence. 1978 Nature 14 Sept. 111/1 The {pm}3·3° variation of the zenocentric declination of the Earth is sufficient to lead to a 15° variation of the..sub-Io longitude of the emission. |
| 1971 Icarus XIV. 343 A bright spot at zenographic latitude 23°.8 N displayed the shortest rotation period ever recorded on Jupiter. 1979 Nature 5 July 42/2 Values..synthesised on a 10° by 10° zenographic θ (co-latitude) and λ (longitude) grid. |