Definitions

1. Apparent is how bright the appear to us in the sky. (Web site)
2. Also apparent are the trochlear nerve nucleus, and the decussation of the superior cerebellar peduncles. (Web site)
3. An Heir(ess) Apparent is the Heir whose right to succeed to the throne can NOT be superseded or passed over by any birth of any one. (Web site)
4. Still apparent is the cherry and marasca cherry preserve.
5. The heir apparent is her eldest son, Prince Charles, Prince of Wales and Duke of Rothesay.

Apparent Diameter

1. For example, the Moon has an apparent diameter of about 30 arcminutes. (Web site)
2. The Lagoon Nebula extends over a patch of sky 3 × 1.3 times the apparent diameter of the Moon. (Web site)

Apparent Paths

1. The apparent paths of the planets would be a combination of the actual motion of those planets, plus the motion of the Earth. (Web site)
2. The apparent paths of the planets on the celestial sphere are slightly N and S of the ecliptic, but in the zodiac.

Apparent Path

1. Figure 1.13 Seasons (a) The apparent path of the Sun on the celestial sphere and (b) its actual relation to Earth’s rotation and revolution.
2. As time passes, the stars have an apparent path that arcs across the sky due to the rotation of the earth. (Web site)
3. The two or more images are compared to determine the arc or apparent path of at least one star. (Web site)

Comparison

1. By comparison, the Sun would have an apparent size of about 0.35° in the Martian sky.
2. We note that the apparent λ for each comparison in Figure 4 is equal to - k, where k denotes the slope of the set of data points.
3. Nevertheless, it has few rivals in rapidity of movement, the apparent displacement of the vast majority of stars being, by comparison, almost insensible.

Chart

1. The apparent magnitudes of stars on the chart are shown as they would appear to the naked eye at a distance of about 190 trillion miles from earth. (Web site)
2. I have also marked that nebula in the chart of the apparent path of the Comet of 1764.
3. Consult Action within 24-48 hrs in the chart if materials have been wet for less than 48 hours and mould growth is not apparent. (Web site)

Apparent Authority

1. This individual had apparent authority to speak on behalf of, and bind, DuPont. (Web site)

Case

1. In many cases no apparent causes can be found, in this case the neuropathy is "idiopathic" meaning no cause is found. (Web site)
2. I like the case because it introduces issues such as actual and apparent authority, estoppel, and ratification in a fairly simple context.
3. Climate is a major factor in winemaking and nowhere is this more apparent that in the case of champagne. (Web site)

Power

1. The relationship between real power, reactive power and apparent power can be expressed by representing the quantities as vectors.
2. In this case, the effective and apparent power are assumed to be equal.
3. The individual nerve fibers or axons together comprising the fascicle are just apparent at this power and seen to better effect in the next image. (Web site)

Heir Apparent

1. On The Queen's accession to the throne, Prince Charles - as the Sovereign's eldest son - became heir apparent at the age of three.
2. Upon reaching maturity, on 5 January 1939, he was styled 'Hereditary Grand Duke', recognising his status as Heir Apparent.
3. Although third in line to the dukedom of Connaught and Strathearn at the time of his birth, he was the heir apparent to his mother's dukedom of Fife.

Duke

1. It was on Duke where Phil Collins' presence became more apparent.

Apparent Brightness

1. Another method is based on the apparent brightness (as we see it in the sky) and the luminosity (the intrinsic brightness, i.e., as it really is) of a star.
2. The distance to the star, and the nebula it is located in, can be found by comparing the apparent brightness of these stars to their true brightness. (Web site)
3. Changes in expansion rate are estimated by comparing the redshifts of distant galaxies with the apparent brightness of Type 1a supernovae found in them. (Web site)

Measure

1. Ptolemy mentions (Almagest V.14) that he used a similar instrument as Hipparchus, called dioptra, to measure the apparent diameter of the Sun and Moon.
2. Apparent solar time: the measure of time based on the diurnal motion of the true Sun.
3. Comparing the absolute brightness of a standard candle to its apparent brightness therefore allows us to measure its distance.

Angle

1. Deflection of light: the angle by which the apparent path of a photon is altered from a straight line by the gravitational field of the Sun.
2. One of these is the apparent field of view (AFOV). This is the angle your eye appears to view when it looks through the eyepiece. (Web site)
3. The angle that the actual diameter of an object makes in the sky; also known as angular size or apparent diameter. (Web site)

Degrees

1. The apparent distance between two objects on the celestial sphere measured in degrees, minutes or seconds of arc. (Web site)
2. Angular field of view is calculated by dividing the power being used into the apparent field of view (in degrees) of the eyepiece being used.
3. The zone extending on both sides of the ecliptic, with a total width of about 16 degrees, so as to include the apparent paths of the planets and moon. (Web site)

Respect

1. It is often more convenient to describe the apparent motion of sun and stars with respect to the Earth as if it were fixed. (Web site)
2. From Earth, this gives an apparent movement of the Sun with respect to the stars at a rate of ca.
3. From an early age it was apparent that he had no respect whatsoever for the vaunted Soviet School of chess and held their grandmasters in scant esteem. (Web site)

Fact

1. Appellant must rely, as in fact he does, upon "apparent authority" and "agency by estoppel".
2. But by the mid-1950s it became increasingly apparent that many of the assets of the Gehlen Organization were in fact controlled by Soviet intelligence.
3. However, it soon becomes quite apparent that Torrance's homicidal frenzy has in fact been triggered by a series of psychotic delusions.

Explanation

1. Explanation notwithstanding, Harry Potter fans have taken to calling minor textual errors in the series "flints," after this particular (apparent) mistake.
2. Explanation It has been stated above that aberration causes a displacement of the apparent position of an object from its true position.
3. Ulcer history as an explanation of an apparent association. (Web site)

Equation

1. It is apparent from the equation that a small piece of matter, if converted entirely into energy, would give an enormous amount of energy. (Web site)
2. For best accuracy the apparent hematocrit should be divided by the normalized concentration of Equation 3. (Web site)

Recordings

1. Duane Allman's greatness was apparent on his recordings with the Allman Brothers, yet there was another side to the superb guitarist. (Web site)
2. This transition is readily apparent in recordings of the partial Goodman Sextet made in March 1941.

Telescope

1. In a telescope in December was visible over a colorless coma with an apparent diameter of well over 60 minutes of arc.
2. The magnification of a telescope increases the apparent size of an object to a point where the human eye can easily view it.
3. The measurement of the apparent sizes and separations of astronomical objects by use of knife blades or crosshairs in the eyepiece of a telescope. (Web site)

Telescopes

1. Telescopes increase the apparent angular size of objects, as well as their apparent brightness.
2. This trend is also apparent in the productivity of the telescopes. (Web site)
3. Modestly sized telescopes will begin to resolve individual stars of which the brightest in M4 are of apparent magnitude 10.8.

Apparent Magnitude

1. During the brightest full moons, the Moon can have an apparent magnitude of about −12.6. For comparison, the Sun has an apparent magnitude of −26.8. (Web site)
2. With an apparent magnitude of 5.8, it is barely visible with the naked eye on a very clear night. (Web site)
3. Under such "typical" dark sky conditions, the naked eye can see stars with an apparent magnitude up to +6 m. (Web site)

Star

1. Apparent Magnitude: The brightness of a star as it appears to the eye or to the telescope, as measured in units of magnitude. (Web site)
2. For example, the apparent motion of a star is caused only by the motion of the Earth (and not by the motion of the star). (Web site)
3. A star whose apparent brightness will vary with respect to time. (Web site)

View

1. The Apparent Angle of View is this same angle with the binocular's magnification figured in, the Apparent is simply the (magnification x Angle of View).
2. The angular field of view is calculated by dividing the apparent field of the eyepiece by the magnification being used. (Web site)
3. It is expressed in degrees of angular measurement, and depends on the apparent field of view of the particular optical device, and the magnification used. (Web site)

Fig

1. As is apparent from FIG. 2, the Curie temperature with respect to the Co-dopant quantity exhibits the same trend in the experiment and the calculation. (Web site)
2. It is apparent from FIG. 23 how various polyhedrons, by truncating their vertices, can be morphed into other polyhedrons.
3. The apparent absence of pufM signatures of purple sulfur bacteria is an enigma considering the abundance of sulfide in Lake Fryxell (Fig. (Web site)

Venus

1. The apparent change in the shape of the Moon, Mercury, and Venus due to how much of the sunlit side is facing the Earth. (Web site)
2. Its apparent magnitude reaches −2.91,[ 6] a brightness surpassed only by Jupiter, Venus, the Moon, and the Sun. (Web site)
3. But for a planet to change in apparent size with its phases, like Venus is impossible if the planet orbits the same distance from the Earth. (Web site)

Lack

1. In wild carnivores, signs of abnormal behavior and apparent lack of fear, suggestive of rabies, may be the only signs grossly visible.
2. The apparent lack of randomised controlled trials in the Arab world could, in part, be due to a lack of funding.
3. There are several possible explanations for the apparent lack of effect of P. mirabilis AcrAB expression in wild-type E. coli strains. (Web site)

Astronomers

1. In 1915, when Einstein successfully explained the apparent anomaly in Mercury's orbit, most astronomers abandoned the search for Vulcan.
2. This apparent motion is the main reason for astronomers as well as spacecraft operators to refer to a common epoch such as J2000.0. (Web site)

Observation

1. In simpler terms, nutation (and precession) values are important in observation from Earth for calculating the apparent positions of astronomical objects. (Web site)
2. These values are important in observation from Earth for calculating the apparent position of astronomical objects. (Web site)
3. Zenith is also used for the highest point reached by a celestial body during its apparent orbit around a given point of observation.

Years

1. It takes about 26,000 years for the vernal equinox to precess completely around the ecliptic (the apparent path of the Sun on the celestial sphere). (Web site)
2. The Arctic is especially vulnerable to the effects of global warming, as has become apparent in the melting sea ice in recent years. (Web site)
3. This treatment has been used since 1940, and no serious complications from RAI treatment have become apparent over nearly 50 years of use. (Web site)

Age

1. Lennox-Gastaut Syndrome (LGS) may begin in infancy but usually becomes apparent between one and six years of age. (Web site)
2. Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy can develop at any age, but the condition tends to be more severe if it becomes apparent during childhood.
3. For those of you who have not heard, Mike Awesome (Mike Alfonso) was found dead in his home in Florida, from an apparent suicide, at the age of 42. (Web site)

Light

1. Improper motions are only the apparent motions caused by the motions of Earth (such as precession of the equinoxes and nutation), and by aberration of light.
2. The apparent brightness (B a p p) of a star depends not only on the amount of light it emits (intrinsic brightness) but how far away it is from Earth. (Web site)
3. Aberration of light, an apparent motion in a star due to the earth's motion and the progressive motion of light.

Galaxy

1. The bulge is apparent as the bright center of M31 in standard pictuits of the galaxy.
2. By accurately measuring the apparent brightness of these stars, astronomers can precisely determine the distance to the galaxy in which they reside.
3. For objects within our Galaxy with a given absolute magnitude, 5 is added to the apparent magnitude for every tenfold increase in the distance to the object. (Web site)

Planets

1. The apparent paths of the sun, the moon, and the major planets all fall within the zodiac. (Web site)
2. Book XIII covers motion in latitude (the deviation of planets from the ecliptic, the apparent path of the Sun through the stars). (Web site)
3. The apparent position of any of the planets or the Moon relative to the Sun, as seen from Earth. (Web site)

Objects

1. This refers to the apparent positions of the objects in the sky from Earth, and so is not much use as an astrophysical definition. (Web site)
2. Astronomers also measure the apparent size of objects as an angular diameter. (Web site)
3. Magnitude is the standard by which astronomers measure the apparent brightness of objects that appear in the sky. (Web site)

Prince

1. It is possible for an individual to be Prince of Wales and Heir Apparent without being Duke of Cornwall.
2. The Prince is at present the oldest man to hold the title of Prince of Wales since it became the title granted to the heir apparent. (Web site)

Throne

1. However, in 1751 the Prince of Wales died unexpectedly from a lung injury, and Prince George became heir apparent to the throne.
2. The Duke of Cornwall was now the heir apparent to the throne.
3. Prince Carl Philip of Sweden, who at his birth in 1979 was heir apparent to the throne of Sweden.

Visible

1. The Earth and the Moon would also be very visible, their apparent magnitude being about −6 and −1 respectively. (Web site)
2. The line where Earth and sky appear to meet is called the visible or apparent horizon. (Web site)
3. The galaxy has an apparent magnitude of +9.0, making it easily visible with amateur telescopes. (Web site)

Sky

1. Apparent Magnitude The apparent brightness of an object in the sky as it appears to an observer on Earth. (Web site)
2. The astronomers noted the date, type, constellation in which it was first observed, motion, color, apparent length, and duration in the sky of the comets.
3. The ecliptic, the apparent path of the sun through the sky, is dividied into 12 rashi, which are the same as the signs of the zodiac in English. (Web site)

Life

1. In some cases, blood tests will need to be repeated in 2 years as sometimes the excess iron does not become apparent until later life. (Web site)
2. Joseph Stalin, who was badly scarred by the disease early in life, often had photographs retouched to make his pockmarks less apparent. (Web site)
3. Human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng has survived an apparent attempt on his life which he believes was instigated by the authorities.

Invention

1. Other and further aspects of the invention will become apparent in view of the following drawings and detailed description of preferred embodiments. (Web site)
2. The foregoing and other aspects of the invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description, accompanying drawings, and the claims.

Present Invention

1. Other features of embodiments of the present invention will be apparent from the accompanying drawings and from the detailed description that follows. (Web site)
2. In view of the foregoing, it is readily apparent that the structure of the present invention provides a spark plug 10 that operates at lower temperatures. (Web site)

Apparent Solar Time

1. Apparent Solar Time - Time kept according to the actual position of the Sun in the sky. (Web site)
2. Apparent solar time is measured in relation to the apparent position of the sun.
3. Apparent solar time is based on the apparent solar day, which is the interval between two successive returns of the Sun to the local meridian. (Web site)

Solar Time

1. The difference between apparent solar time and mean solar time is called the equation of time. (Web site)
2. In the unusual case that the mean solar time of an observation was needed, the extra step of adding the equation of time to apparent solar time was needed.
3. APPARENT SOLAR TIME: Measured by the Sun 's apparent motion around the earth.

Sidereal Time

1. There are two types of sidereal time, mean and apparent. (Web site)
2. Measured or determined by means of the apparent daily motion of the stars: sidereal time. (Web site)

Local Solar Time

1. Formerly, people used local solar time, originally apparent and then mean solar time.
2. Before the adoption of time zones, people used local solar time (originally apparent solar time, as with a sundial; and, later, mean solar time). (Web site)

Categories

1. Humans > Health > Diseases > Symptoms
2. Signs
3. Influence
4. Difference
5. Encyclopedia of Keywords > Nature > Life > Birth

Related Keywords

* Advantages * Apparent Difference * Apparent Motion * Apparent Reason * Apparent Rotation * Apparent Size * Apparent Sizes * Apparent Symptoms * Art * Becoming * Becoming Apparent * Birth * Bright * Brighter * Cases * Change * Changes * Childhood * Cockayne Syndrome * Difference * Differences * Disease * Disorder * Earth * Effect * Effects * Individual * Influence * Magnitude * Moon * Motion * Onset * Patient * Patients * Present * Problem * Rare Genetic Disorder * Reason * Rotation * Severity * Significance * Signs * Skill * Specific Symptoms * Sun * Symptoms * Time * Treatment

1. Books about "Apparent" in Amazon.com
   

Continue: More Keywords - - - - - - - - - -