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Significats de nautical almanac en anglès
Encara no tenim significats per a "nautical almanac".
Ús de nautical almanac en anglès
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In connection with it, the Americans intend to bring out a nautical almanac.
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Among these is the nautical almanac used in navigating ships.
3
Unfortunately they had no books except the nautical almanac, which was not interesting reading.
4
Here's a book-tossingthe nautical almanac to the boy.
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The first appropriation for an American ephemeris and nautical almanac was made by Congress in 1849.
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The naval department, among many duties, has charge of the naval observatory at Washington and publishes the nautical almanac.
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He had scientific tendencies and published an "Astronomical Diary," or nautical almanac, which was in considerable vogue.
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A telescope without a lens, a volume of Hoyt, a nautical almanac, a great bolt of striped flannel shirting, a box of fish hooks.
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September 21 brought with it a grievous disappointment, as on that day the nautical almanac announced that nine-tenths of the sun would be obscured.
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We know by our nautical almanac that, at a certain hour on a certain day, the sun will have attained at Greenwich a certain altitude.
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MR. POND-AstronomerRoyal, Inspector of Chronometers, and Superintendent of the Nautical Almanac.
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In 1849 the American Nautical Almanac office was established by a Congressional appropriation.
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Now, the nautical almanacs are all calculated to some particular meridian-
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The annual sales of nautical almanacs for the past seven years have been:
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I have written to-day to give up the Nautical Almanac work.
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Charts, nautical almanacs, azimuth tables, magazines, and books were scattered everywhere.