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Eclipse Cycles and Eclipses at Stonehenge
Nature, 1967Was Stonehenge used to predict eclipses? Previous claims have assumed a high degree of sophistication on the part of the builders of Stonehenge, and that the number of Aubrey holes (56) is particularly significant. It may be that neither assumption is justified or necessary, and that if the builders of Stonehenge did predict eclipses, they did it in ...
R. COLTON, R. L. MARTIN
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Eclipsing the Eclipse?: A Neo-Darwinian Historiography Revisited
Journal of the History of Biology, 2021Julian Huxley's eclipse of Darwinism narrative has cast a long shadow over the historiography of evolutionary theory around the turn of the nineteenth century. It has done so by limiting who could be thought of as Darwinian. Peter Bowler used the eclipse to draw attention to previously understudied alternatives to Darwinism, but maintained the same ...
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2021
In 2001, there was a total solar eclipse on the Earth, and this gave us the opportunity to invent a “dish for the eclipse”. Here is the recipe, based on the idea that compounds are differently released by solutions, emulsions, gels … This idea is indeed an application of the ideas that are developed in the chapters on disperse system formalism (DSF ...
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In 2001, there was a total solar eclipse on the Earth, and this gave us the opportunity to invent a “dish for the eclipse”. Here is the recipe, based on the idea that compounds are differently released by solutions, emulsions, gels … This idea is indeed an application of the ideas that are developed in the chapters on disperse system formalism (DSF ...
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Acta Biotheoretica, 2006
This paper distinguishes four recognisably different geographical processes in principle causing species to die out. One of these processes, the one we dub "range eclipse", holds that one range expands at the expense of another one, thereby usurping it.
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This paper distinguishes four recognisably different geographical processes in principle causing species to die out. One of these processes, the one we dub "range eclipse", holds that one range expands at the expense of another one, thereby usurping it.
Hemerik, L. +2 more
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2021
This chapter focuses on Patricia Burke Brogan’s Eclipsed, which premiered in Galway and Edinburgh in 1992. Eclipsed highlights the injustice and cruelty inherent in the Magdalen institutions at a time when some laundries were still functioning. Interestingly, Burke Brogan may be considered a witness as well as a playwright; as a novice nun in the late ...
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This chapter focuses on Patricia Burke Brogan’s Eclipsed, which premiered in Galway and Edinburgh in 1992. Eclipsed highlights the injustice and cruelty inherent in the Magdalen institutions at a time when some laundries were still functioning. Interestingly, Burke Brogan may be considered a witness as well as a playwright; as a novice nun in the late ...
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Annular Eclipses — and Eclipse Photography
1998Annular eclipses are more frequent than total eclipses, simply because the average length of the Moon’s shadow is not quite long enough to touch the surface of the Earth, but from any particular locality even annulars are not common. Over England, the last was in 1858; the next will not be until 2093.
Michael Maunder, Patrick Moore
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Mechanisms for eclipsing in exotic eclipsing systems
Astrophysics, 2006The stars e Aur, KH 15D, and H 187 are utterly different in their fundamental characteristics. However, they share two important features: (1) prolonged eclipses are observed in all three and (2) there are no spectroscopic signs of a second component.
V. P. Grinin, L. V. Tambovtseva
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Eclipsed in Exile: In Defense of Athanasius and the Ethiopians
2019Due to fortuitous timing just prior to his third exile, Archbishop Athanasius of Alexandria learned about, and secured copies of, two imperial letters written against him by Emperor Constantine’s son, Emperor Constantius. These letters are included in a continuation of Athanasius’s Defense before Constantius (Apologia ad Constantium).
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