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Меридиан
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(от лат . meridianus - полуденный) географический, линия сечения поверхности земного шара плоскостью, проведенной через какую-либо точку земной поверхности и ось вращения земли. меридиан начальный - меридиан, от которого ведется счет долготы географической; в международной практике за начальный меридиан принят гринвичский.
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Circulus [i, m] meridianus, латинский
Meridian, английский
- Меридиан
- Ophthalmic lens power is specified according to a pattern similar to the face of a clock. the horizontal (180) merdian would be a line passing through the three and the nine. the vertical (090) meridian would be a line passing through six and twelve. the one to seven line would be the 060 meridian and the ten to four line is the 150 meridian. metallic (reflexive) mirrors – these coated lenses reduce visible light by 25% to 35% using 1 to 3 layers of metal. metallic mirrors should be applied to lenses with a base tint of at least 50% density for maximum effect.
- In acupuncture and chinese medicine, one of the pathways in the body along which its energy is believed to flow merkel’s cells merkel’s cells / m!
- An imaginary circle on the earth’s surface running through the north and south poles. the longitudinal equivalent of a latitudinal parallel.
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Meridianus, латинский
Полуденный, русский
Географический, русский
Поверхности, русский
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Circulus [i, m] meridianus, латинский
Turpitudo [inis, f], латинский
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