QUÉ SIGNIFICA SPECTROHELIOSCOPIC EN INGLÉS
definición de spectrohelioscopic en el diccionario inglés
La definición de espectrohelioscópico en el diccionario es de o se relaciona con el proceso de utilizar un instrumento, similar al espectroheliógrafo, para observar la radiación solar en una longitud de onda particular.
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10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «SPECTROHELIOSCOPIC»
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International Aspects of Oceanography: Oceanographic Data ...
9-acre site at Washington, D. C. Magnetic, electric, seismological, radiotele-
graphic, spectrohelioscopic, and auxiliary buildings and living quarters for
observatory, operated from 1921, and located on 25-acre site acquired late in
1919 near ...
Thomas Wayland Vaughan,
1937
8%g. i. CneifrporejiHOCKonHiecKHe Ha6^»aeHHH na rope Kano6H^n. K. F.
3axa- pnH. B, 31, 1938. Spectrohelioscopic Observations on Mount Kanobili.
K. G. Zakharin (Summary). 3, 34, 1938. b£i*)^o foo&Ggi^Q&ob (p^nb. j. tdbofoo6o
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A ASTRONOMY Astrophysics Chkhaydze, Sh. M and Georgobiany, N. L
SPECTROHELIOSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS CARRIED OUT ON THE KANOBILI
MOUNTAIN DURING 1941- 1944 (Spektrogelioskopicheskiye Nablyudeniya na
Gore ...
Institute for Applied Technology (U.S.), United States. Dept. of Commerce. Office of Technical Services, Special Libraries Association. Translations Center,
1959
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The province of the law of tort: Tagore law lects., 1930
We have set up in the observatory, therefore, what appears to us quite an
effective solar installation, with facilities for spectrographic and
spectrohelioscopic observations. I hope that during your stay here you will
experience also something of ...
Sir Percy Henry Winfield,
1968
Explain Spectrohelioscopic. Ans. An instrument in principle the same as the
spectroheliograph but adapted for visual use by the employment of a rapidly
oscillating slit which by the persistency of vision, enables an image of the whole
solar ...
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Transactions of the International Astronomical Union
This including of the results of the spectrohelioscopic observations will certainly
improve the value of the bulletin. It would gain further in value if the daily solar
constant figures could also be published in our bulletin in addition to the other ...
International Astronomical Union (London),
1936
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Transactions of the International Astronomical Union Vol.iv
Spectrohelioscopic work. This bears a relation to Commission 12 similar to that of
the spectroheliographic centre. Its inclusion will increase considerably the
present membership of Commission 12, if all who take part in the active
programme ...
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Plasma Loops in the Solar Corona
s 5, 5 of height ,8 of hot loops (EUV lines) H of hot loops (visible region) F5 4, B!”
of hot loops (X-ray region)lW— of prominences at eclipses — of stellar coronae M
of velocities B, 3 'open-slit' method spectroheliographic spectrohelioscopic 5 ...
L. E. Cram, C. Durrant, R. E. Loughhead,
2006
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Transactions of the International Astronomical Union Vol. VI ...
Spectrohelioscopic and spectroheliographic observations. Kodaikanal. A. L.
Narayan: The Hale spectrohelioscope has been in use during the period and
observations of displacements in prominences and on the disk and of bright
eruptions ...
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The American Year Book
This station is also equipped with a Hale spectrohelio- scope, and visual
observations of the Sun are made daily with it from 15h 30m to 1&1 00m and 16h
30m to 17h 00m GMT — periods assigned in the world net of spectrohelioscopic
...
Simon Newton Dexter North, Francis Graham Wickware, Albert Bushnell Hart,
1939