diurnal movement造句

• Consider a point on the earth under the joint action of the annual and diurnal movements.
• They show the day arcs of the Sun, the paths the Sun tracks along the celestial dome in its diurnal movement.
• Points on the earth's surface move relative to each other due to continental plate motion, subsidence, and diurnal movement caused by the moon and the tides.
• Small radio transmitters were attached to the backs of 11 of the fowl, only the second time the DFG had attempted to record the activities of the birds . ( The prior project was in 1992 . ) The information should help biologists determine their success in nesting, reproduction and diurnal movements.
• In this same dictionary, the definition of " dia " ( " day " ) does not credit the discoveries of Copernicus and Galileo, but continues to call it the " space of time the sun takes in its diurnal movement, from the moment it emerges from a meridian until it returns, as it makes a complete circle around the earth ."