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parallactic (a.)
Alt. of Parallactical
parallactic Sentence Examples
- The parallactic shift observed in the stars is evidence of Earth's orbit around the Sun.
- The parallactic angle changes as the observer's position relative to the object of interest varies.
- Parallactic parallax is used in astronomy to determine the distances to nearby stars.
- The parallactic effect is apparent in the motion of the Moon as seen from different points on Earth's surface.
- The parallactic displacement of an object can be calculated using trigonometry.
- Parallactic measurements played a crucial role in the early development of astronomy.
- The parallactic ellipse describes the apparent motion of a celestial body as it orbits a central body.
- Parallactic triangulation is a technique used to determine distances and heights of objects on Earth.
- The parallactic distortion caused by the Earth's curvature must be accounted for in precise surveying and mapping.
- The parallactic correction is an adjustment applied to astronomical observations to compensate for the apparent displacement of celestial objects due to the observer's changing position.
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Alt. of Parallactical
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The parallactic shift observed in the stars is evidence of Earth's orbit around the Sun.
The parallactic angle changes as the observer's position relative to the object of interest varies.
Parallactic parallax is used in astronomy to determine the distances to nearby stars.
The parallactic effect is apparent in the motion of the Moon as seen from different points on Earth's surface.
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