astronomical calendar造句

• Soon they began looking into farming the vineyard biodynamically, an agricultural practice that eschews chemical inputs of any kind and coordinates the timing of farming practices around the lunar and astronomical calendar.
• Some experts believe it is aligned with the sun simply because its builders came from a sun-worshipping culture, while others believe the site was part of a huge astronomical calendar . _ _ _=
• The first chapter of this book contains among others a description of an Indian astronomical calendar and descriptions of the calculations to determine the length of the five planets and the sun and moon eclipses.
• De Pasquale has recently proposed the use of yupana as astronomical calendar running in mixed base 36 / 40 and provided its own interpretation of the Quechua word " huno ", translating it as 0.1.
• The atlas is explicitly dated 1351 ( as per its astronomical calendar ), but scholars believed it was more likely composed around 1370, possibly from earlier material, and probably amended further later, with emendations as late as 1425-50.
• The Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park, operated by the National Park Service, commemorates the lives and achievements of Dayton natives American Indian village, is located on the south end of Dayton; it is organized around a central plaza dominated by wood posts forming an astronomical calendar.
• The 1st of Makaram marks the Winter Solstice ( Uttarayanam ) and the 1st of Karkadakam marks the summer solstice ( Dakshinayanam ) according to the Malayalam calendar . ( According to the astronomical calendar the summer solstice is on June 21, and the winter solstice on December 21)
• Ever since Peruvian archaeologist Toribio Mejia Xesspe happened upon the lines as he hiked the desert hills in 1927, scientists and curiosity seekers have puzzled over the ground drawings and offered explanations that range from the fanciful ( a huge astronomical calendar ) to the ludicrous ( landing strips for alien spaceships ).
• The first sheet is an astronomical calendar, the second sheet contains an unusual " world map ", the third, fourth and fifth sheets compose a typical 14th-century portolan chart ( covering Europe, North Africa, the Mediterranean and Black Seas ), the sixth, seventh and eighth sheets are specialized charts of the Aegean Sea, Adriatic Sea and Caspian Sea.
• Since we have many other archeological artifacts of the time which are indisputably astronomical calendars, and they would certainly have use for such a device, and it seems that the placements are consistent with such a calendar, albeit not a terribly accurate one, that seems a far more reasonable assumption to me than that they were just randomly placed for no apparent reason.