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co-latitude
co-ˈlatitude Astron. [see co- 4.] The complement of the latitude, i.e. the difference between it and 90 degrees.1790 Roy Trigon. Operation in Phil. Trans. LXXX. 208 Its latitude will be 51° 6{p} 52{pp} 8; and hence PR the co-latitude will be 38° 53{p} 7{pp}.2. 1878 Lockyer Stargazing 329 The altitud... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ionospheric dynamo region
In the auroral regions which lie between about 15° and 20° geomagnetic co-latitude and the corresponding latitudes in the southern hemisphere, precipitating Hough functions degenerate to spherical harmonics; e.g., mode (1, -2) develops to the spherical harmonic P11(θ), mode (2, 2) becomes P22(θ), with θ the co-latitude wikipedia.org
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zeno-
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 Ab... Oxford English Dictionary
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Magnetospheric electric convection field
For r = a, θ is the co-latitude of the foot point of the line on the ground. wikipedia.org
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Differential rotation
rotation rate at the equator: The Doppler rotation rate in the Sun (measured from Doppler-shifted absorption lines), can be approximated as: where is the co-latitude wikipedia.org
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How can I find the slope of a line tangent to a small circle on a sphere? I draw a circle on the earth, so that it passes through the north pole. I then begin walking around the circle, keeping track of my latitude. H...
one vertex on the North Pole, one vertex at the center of the drawn circle, and one vertex at your location You know your latitude, so you know your co-latitude
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Gyrocompass
In this case we have With the next rotation (about the axis of an angle , the co-latitude) we bring the axis along the local zenith (-axis) of the barycenter As a side result, on measuring (and knowing ), one can deduce the local co-latitude See also Acronyms and abbreviations in avionics Heading indicator wikipedia.org
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co-
co-, prefix of Latin origin. In Latin the preposition com- (which as a separate word was written in classical L. cum) was shortened to co- before vowels and h, also before gn-, e.g. coalescere, coercēre, coortus cohærēre, cognātus. Partly from the greater syllabic distinctness of this form of the pr... Oxford English Dictionary
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Atmospheric tide
waves, and the Hough functions degenerate to spherical functions; e.g., mode (1, −2) develops to the spherical function , mode (2, 2) becomes , with the co-latitude wikipedia.org
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Schema for vertical declining dials
Two triangle are drawn ACT- with the co-latitude (90- Φ) at the top, and CWX- with the declination 'D' at the centre. wikipedia.org
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Polar motion
λ0) with p0 a pressure amplitude, Θ a Hough function describing the latitude distribution of the atmospheric pressure on the ground, θ the geographic co-latitude wikipedia.org
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محمد شوكت عودة
Link “Estimating Fajer and Isha Times When They Disappear in the Area between Latitude 48.6 and 66.6”, Mohamad Odeh. Link ,Proceedings link Co-Editor of the proceedings of the First Emirates Astronomical International Conference. wikipedia.org
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Analemma
This angle of tilt is essentially the co-latitude (90° minus the latitude) of the observer. wikipedia.org
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Rigid rotor
In the physics convention the coordinates are the co-latitude (zenith) angle , the longitudinal (azimuth) angle and the distance . wikipedia.org
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