The uniformity was generally assumed to be observed from the center of the deferent, and since that happens at only one point, only non-uniform motion is observed from any other point.
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Separation of the intercepted spectrum and the signals intercepted from each sensors must take place in an extremely small period of time, in order to separate the deferent signals to different transmitters in the battlefield.
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Apollonius of Perga realized that this cyclical variation could be represented visually by small circular orbits, or " epicycles ", revolving on larger circular orbits, or " deferents ".
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During group interactions, Galapagos sharks are dominant to blacktip sharks ( " C . limbatus " ) but deferent to silvertip sharks ( " C . albimarginatus " ) of equal size.
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Likewise, China's satisfaction with the deferent warmth displayed by President Bill Clinton on his nine-day trip was more what I call " geo-psychics " than any substantive gain or agreement.
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Ptolemy's unique contribution to this theory was the equant a point about which the center of a planet's epicycle moved with uniform angular velocity, but which was offset from the center of its deferent.
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The deferent-and-epicycle model had been used by Greek astronomers for centuries along with the idea of the eccentric ( a deferent which is slightly off-center from the Earth ), which was even older.
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The deferent-and-epicycle model had been used by Greek astronomers for centuries along with the idea of the eccentric ( a deferent which is slightly off-center from the Earth ), which was even older.
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One sphere / slice is the deferent, with a centre offset somewhat from the Earth; the other sphere / slice is an epicycle embedded in the deferent, with the planet embedded in the epicyclical sphere / slice.
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One sphere / slice is the deferent, with a centre offset somewhat from the Earth; the other sphere / slice is an epicycle embedded in the deferent, with the planet embedded in the epicyclical sphere / slice.
