10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ISOCLINAL LINE»
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1
Report on the magnetic
isoclinal and isodynamic lines in the ...
If we have the approximate values of u and r at any station where the dip has
been observed, we may readily compute the latitude and longitude of a point
furnished by that observation for the position of the next adjacent isoclinal line.
Edward Sabine (sir.),
1839
2
CRC Concise Encyclopedia of Mathematics, Second Edition
See also ISOCLINAL LINE, TETRAHEDRON References Altshiller-Court, N. "
Isoclinal Lines and Planes." §2.3 in Modern Pure Solid Geometry. New York:
Chelsea, pp. 32- 37, 1979. Isocline A graphical method of solving an ORDINARY
...
3
Abstracts of the Papers Communicated to the Royal Society of ...
2. The general form of the curves of higher inclination in the southern hemisphere
is much more analogous to that in the northern than appears in M. Gauss's maps.
For example, the isoclinal line of — 85°, instead of being nearly circular, ...
4
Abstracts of the Papers Printed in the Philosophical ...
In the third, or sea group, the latitude of the central station is 2° 38'; longitude 110
° 05' east; dip 9° ll'-7 south; the resulting equations give the isoclinal line running
from north 87° 26' west to south 87° 26' east; and the dip in the line at right ...
Royal Society (Great Britain),
1843
5
Elsevier's Dictionary of Geography: in English, Russian, ...
265 pli m isoclinal pliegue m isoclinal isoklinale Falte f isoclinal folding → 3228
isoclinal line → 3229 isocline → 3228 isocline; isoclinal line A line joining points
of equal magnetic inclination, the isoline of zero magnetic inclina tion being the ...
Vladimir Kotlyakov, Anna Komarova,
2006
6
Report of the Annual Meeting
We are thus enabled to determine the most probable values of three unknown]
quantities ; viz. of 5= the dip at the central position; a=the angle □which the
isoclinal line passing through the central position makes with the meridian ; and r
=the ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting,
1860
7
Eighth Meeting ; Held At Newcastle In August 1838: 7
If we have the approximate values of u and r at any station where the di has been
observed, we may readily compute the latitude and longitude of a point furnished
by that observation for the position of the next adjacent isoclinal line.
The final equations accordingly are 86660 x + 36129 y = + 1 1043 36129 x +
64303 y = - 18633 ; from which we deduce x = + -3228 = s cos v, y = — '4705 = s
sin v ; in which v denotes the angle which the isoclinal line makes with the
meridian ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science,
1836
9
Report of the ... Meeting
Taking as the northern station the intersection in the map of January 1837 of the
isoclinal line of 71° 30' with the parallel of 55° N. latitude, which takes place in the
longitude of 3° 00' W., — and for the southern station the intersection of the ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science,
1862
10
Report of the ... Meeting of the British Association for the ...
... sin v ; in which v denotes the angle which the isoclinal line makes with the
meridian of Dublin, and s the coefficient which determines the rate of increase of
the dip in the perpendicular direction. Dividing, and squaring and adding, we find
tan ...
British Association for the Advancement of Science. Meeting,
1836