Significados de circumpolar en inglés

After 22 December, Ison will be circumpolar, never setting from the UK.

I'd had to dig way back to an undergrad course on circumpolar archaeology.

He cannot go far from the circumpolar regions of his home.

Many caribou populations across the circumpolar north, however, have experienced dramatic declines in recent decades.

At Halley we could only see the circumpolar ones.

It is high in the northern sky in the circumpolar constellation Ursa Major, the Great Bear.

They were Mounts Doerfel and Leibnitz, which stand on the southern circumpolar region of the moon.

The allusion is probably to certain circumpolar stars.

He is mostly found in the circumpolar seas.

Emigrate to circumpolar regions and remain for good.

Those nearest the pole are called circumpolar.

It also paints a more detailed picture of how the circumpolar deepwater is flowing toward West Antarctica's glaciers.

The Transit System used six satellites in circumpolar orbits, calculating the Doppler shift of radio signals to ascertain position.

It was by the seventy-fifth meridian to the west that the "Albatross" crossed into the circumpolar region.

Barendz, retaining his opinion that the true inlet to the circumpolar sea, if it existed, would be found N.E.

Adult isotopic niche size increased over time, likely due to the recent circumpolar increases in subarctic forage fish distribution and abundance.