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▪ I. deferent, a.1 and n. (ˈdɛfərənt) Also 5–7 different, 6 defferent. [a. F. déférent (Paré 16th c.), or immed. ad. L. dēferent-em, pr. pple. of dēfer-re to carry down or away.] A. adj. Carrying or conveying down or to a particular destination.1626 Bacon Sylva Argt. to §221, etc., The Figures of Pi...
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Deferent and epicycle
This could not have been accomplished with deferent/epicycle methods. Ancient Greek astronomy
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Welding Mild Steel to Cast Iron - Deferent Welding Process and Tips
Dec 6, 2023Welding mild steel to cast iron can be a challenging task due to the differences in their composition and melting points. Here are some tips to help you make a successful weld: Preheat the cast iron before welding to reduce the risk of cracking. Heat the cast iron to about 500-600°F using a torch or furnace.
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deferential
▪ I. deferential, a.1 (dɛfəˈrɛnʃəl) [f. deference (or its L. type *dēferentia) + -al1: cf. essence, essential, prudence, prudential, etc.] Characterized by deference; showing deference; respectful.1822 Scott Nigel xxii, If you seek deferential observance and attendance, I tell you at once you will n...
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Almagest
Apollonius of Perga () had introduced the deferent and epicycle and the eccentric deferent to astronomy. The Syntaxis adopted Hipparchus' solar model, which consisted of a simple eccentric deferent.
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respectuous
† reˈspectuous, a. Obs. [f. respect n. + -uous, perh. after F. respectueux, Pg. respect-, respeituoso, Sp. respet(u)oso, It. rispett(u)oso.] 1. Worthy of respect.1603 Knolles Hist. of Turks (1621) 1217 Neither is it to be maruelled..if they [sc. princes] become respectuous and admirable in the eyes ...
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Al-Zarqali
Al-Zarqālī's model for the motion of the Sun, in which the center of the Sun's deferent moved on a small, slowly rotating circle to reproduce the observed In designing an instrument to deal with Ptolemy's complex model for the planet Mercury, in which the center of the deferent moves on a secondary epicycle
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prosneusis
‖ prosneusis Astron. (prɒsˈnjuːsɪs) [a. Gr. πρόσνευσις a nodding to, inclination towards; in Ptolemy as in sense a below; f. προσνεύειν to nod to, incline towards.] In the Ptolemaic astronomy: a. prosneusis of the epicycle. A supposed deviation in the axis of the moon's epicycle, assumed as a correc...
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Commentariolus
The centre of the planet's deferent, with the same radius as Copernicus's, would lie at the point C, mid-way between S and Q. The planet itself would lie at the point of intersection of this deferent with the line QP.
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Fasa University
Fasa University student athletes compete in deferent areas namely swimming for which ranked third (2016), futsal ranked first in (2018), and second (2017
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vas
‖ vas (væs) Pl. vasa (ˈveɪsə). [L. vās (pl. vāsa), vessel.] 1. a. Anat. A hollow organ serving for the conveyance of a liquid in the body. Commonly in specific applications with Latin epithet, as vas breve (pl. vasa brevia); vas deferens (pl. vasa deferentia) [L. dēferens, pres. pple. of dēferre (se...
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Ildebrando Antoniutti
of the cardinals following his election, he asked of Antoniutti to "be a brother and a friend to me," to which the Cardinal replied, "I will always be deferent
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Vicarious Hypothesis
Planets rotated on the epicycles as the epicycles traveled along the deferent. Ptolemy shifted the Earth away from the center of the deferent and introduced another point, the equant, equidistant to the deferent's center on the opposite
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Said Ahmad Basher
Said is known to be grateful and deferent even to dissimilar in faith.
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Geocentric model
A given planet then moves around the epicycle at the same time the epicycle moves along the path marked by the deferent. The deferent-and-epicycle model had been used by Greek astronomers for centuries along with the idea of the eccentric (a deferent which center is slightly
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