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Examples for "motions of the earth"
Examples for "motions of the earth"
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They had not yet learned to measure the distances of the stars, nor to calculate the motions of the earth.
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And this confusion also leads people into all sorts of erroneous theories about the position and motions of the earth.
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Her creed was a habit of the intellect; she held it as she did the knowledge of the motions of the earth.
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The instruments invented for the recording of the motions of the earth's crust are looked upon by scientists as the most delicate of all machines.
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"I feel the motions of the earth as it flies around the sun and turns on itself," she said,-"twodizzinesses in one.
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But it is awkward that Moses does not teach the motion of the earth.
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No motion is more uniform than the motion of the earth on its axis.
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Bradley's studies led him to discover also the libratory motion of the earth's axis.
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First I found in Cicero that Niceties had believed in the motion of the earth.
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Among his arguments against the double motion of the earth may be cited the following:
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An earthquake is a movement of the earth's crust, caused by volcanic action.
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The movement of the earth on its axis is rotative.
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Robin stood nervously, feeling the movement of the earth.
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Perhaps the most familiar example of mistaken sense-reports is that of the movement of the earth.
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The movement of the earth, for instance, is not, strictly speaking, performed in an elliptical orbit.
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The sudden movements of the earth's crust often threw up extraordinary archaeological finds.
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Differences were lost in the face of such awesome powers as movements of the earth, and death.
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The movements of the earth's crust oscillated at a rate not to exceed one foot in a century.
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Continued movements of the earth finally folded these rocks, which, as they were, squeezed and broken, became warm.
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In Part earth, and among whose manifestations are volcanoes and earthquakes and the various movements of the earth's crust.
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Lastly, Hipparchus, 200 years before the Christian era, discovered some inequalities in the apparent movements of the earth's satellite.
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These slow slip earthquakes were only recently discovered, using precise GPS technology that can measure tiny movements of the earth's crust.
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We will, therefore, avoid a long discussion about the movements of the earth and suchlike matters, and merely mention certain facts.
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Every circumstance was accounted for as a consequence of the relative movements of the earth and of the light from the star.
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After even longer eons, the sediment of calcium hardened, was lifted high by conflicting movements of the earth, and became rocks of calcium carbonate, limestone.
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They moved like migrants under a drifting star and their track across the land reflected in its faint arcature the movements of the earth itself.
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Movements of the earth's crust, plication of strata, origin of mountains, earthquakes, etc.
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They were surrounded by an unbroken chain of mountains only recently born by the orogenic movements of the Earth.
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Movements of the earth began to affect the region of the present plateau, and at many points the solid rocks were fissured and broken.