equinoxial中文翻譯

• équinoxial
  音標：[ekinɔksjal]
  équinoxial,e,aux
  adj. 晝夜平分(時)的,二分點的,春分或秋分的
  
  專業辭典
  (復數~aux)
  adj.m
  【植物學】晝夜開閉等時的花
  équinoxial
  adj.
  二分的

• "equinoxes" 中文翻譯 :    équinoxes專業辭典m.pl.【天】二分點
• "equinoxe" 中文翻譯 :    équinoxe音標：[ekinɔks]n.m. 晝夜平分時,二分點,春分或秋分專業辭典n.m.【天】春分，秋分，二分點：~de printemps[d'automne]春[秋]分ligne des~s分點連線précession des~s（分點）歲差équinoxem.春分日點；二分點；秋分日點；晝夜平分時點équinoxe (vernal, de printemps)春分équinoxe d'automne秋分
• "equinoxiale" 中文翻譯 :    équinoxiale專業辭典(復數~aux)adj.f【植物學】晝夜開閉等時的花
• "equinisme" 中文翻譯 :    équinisme專業辭典n.m.【醫學】（足的）馬蹄形畸形équinismem.馬蹄足équinisme valgus馬蹄足外翻équinisme varus馬蹄足內翻
• "equipage" 中文翻譯 :    équipage音標：[ekipaʒ]n.m. [船、飛機等的]全體乘務員,全體船員,機組;行裝,車馬隨從,隨從;豪華馬車,華麗的車輛專業辭典n.m.【工程技術】全套設備：~de construction全套建筑設備~de ponts全套架橋設備~(mobile)活動系統équipagem.（集）乘務員；機組；船員；隊員（全體）；機組人員；人員équipage d'exploitation運行班近義詞cortège, escorte, suite, attirail, bagage, équipement, personnel navigant
• "equine" 中文翻譯 :    équine專業辭典adj.f【醫學】馬蹄足adj.f【獸醫】馬痘
• "equiparable" 中文翻譯 :    可比
• "equin" 中文翻譯 :    équin音標：[ekɛ̃]équin,ineadj. [獸醫]馬痘專業辭典adj.m【醫學】馬蹄足adj.m【獸醫】馬痘équinadj.馬的
• "equipartition" 中文翻譯 :    équipartition專業辭典n.f.【物理學】均分équipartitionf.均分

• In 1857, it was reported that Valz had undertaken the publication of equinoxial charts, to be drawn up by Laurent.
• The equinoxial charts in question indicate the author as " J . Laurent " " ( see image ) " and this is also indicated in a library catalog.
• When Valz reported the discovery of Nemausa in a letter to the " Comptes rendus hebdomadaires des s閍nces de l'Acad閙ie des Sciences ", he cited this as the " first success " of these equinoxial charts.
• Supplication for a new navigation, permission to seek rich and unknown lands, to discover and annex all or any lands, islands, and countries beyond the Equinoxial, or where the Pole Antarctic hath any elevation above the horizon, such lands not being already possessed by any other Christian Prince.
• Depending on which time-zone you live in, the 24 hour " day " starts at a different moment in time . . . so the degree of " equinoxial perfection " depends on your longitude ( how far east or west you are ) because that alters what time during the 24 hour day that the instant of axial / orbital alignment happened.
• :: : If you're at the right longitude / time-zone to get a pretty decent approximation to perfectly equal day / night durations-then moving south or north should allow you to adjust those times to absolute perfection . . . which leads me to believe that at any point along some complicated arc that jumps at every time zone boundary there is a perfect equinoxial balance.