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And now, by a variety of indications, it was manifest that the winter of the tropicalyear was at hand.
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It also approximates a tropicalyear, the time it takes for the Earth to complete a full orbit around the sun.
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It was now the spring of the tropicalyear: the deciduous trees were renewing their verdure, and were covered with young shoots, and bursting leaf-buds.
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It's not a perfect system: The Gregorian year is 27 seconds longer than the astronomicalyear.
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The complexities of the calendar allow Ramadan to occur at any time of the astronomicalyear.
Usage of solar year in английском
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The flood lasts twelve months and ten days, i.e., exactly a solaryear.
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The Egyptians were the only people in the Old World to frame a solaryear.
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The cycle in which the Earth travels around the sun is called the solaryear.
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The length of the solaryear first accurately determined by Dionysius, in the astronomical canon.
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Distant periods they calculated by the solaryear, but for short intervals they reckoned by lunations.
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First, Beth is most representative of January, and January is where we start the new solaryear.
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It was used for the purpose of rectifying the discrepancy between the solaryear and lunar months.
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That meant an unspeakably horrible end for those aboard-hiscolleagues for the past solaryear and longer.
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It might be a couple of days depending on how the solaryear and lunar months line up.
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Because 12 lunar cycles do not fit neatly into a solaryear, the month of Poseideon was repeated.
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In this, as in the Gregorian Calendar, the lunar month is abandoned and the solaryear is adopted.
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It was notorious, that the Julian calendar was erroneous, and had overcharged the solaryear with eleven days.
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Interestingly enough, we see yet another attempt to connect the solaryear and lunar months in modern pop astrology.
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In 1582, the civil year had got ten clear days the start of the solaryear, and Pope Gregory XIII.
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S = the correction depending on the solaryear;
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The mean solaryear is also assumed to be 365 days 5 hours 55 min.