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Example sentences for "half degrees"

  • The greatest distance of the moon from the ecliptic is about one and a half degrees.

  • Of the four planets which are the ones we ordinarily see, Mars and Jupiter are never as much as two degrees from the ecliptic, Saturn never more than two and a half degrees, and Venus never more than about three degrees.

  • North of the island of Sebu lies the island of Negros, which extends between nine and ten and one-half degrees, and has some hundred leguas of circumference.

  • That island is about two hundred leguas or so long and runs from the east to the north, from about thirteen and one-half degrees [of latitude] to about nineteen or a trifle less.

  • In its largest part that island extends from five and one-half degrees northeastward to nine degrees--a distance of some seventy leguas.

  • It lies between thirteen and one-half degrees and eleven degrees south latitude, in which latitude it extends for the space of two and one-half degrees.

  • The attraction of crystallization begins, doubtless, to throw the atoms into their new and crystalline arrangement at the temperature of thirty-nine and a half degrees.

  • Our lakes are cooled even in winter only to thirty-nine and a half degrees; below this temperature the colder water is lighter and remains upon the surface; ice floats upon the surface.

  • The difference of temperature due to the moon's influence Mr. Harrison believed to be two and a half degrees.

  • On the northwest and open side are two islets which lie in 8 and one-half degrees.

  • The last-named island lies in 9 and one-half degrees.

  • Poluan] to its southwest headland, we discovered an island with a shoal on its eastern side, and which lies in 7 and one-half degrees, so that we had to deviate to the west for about fifteen leguas.

  • The equator, therefore, must be turned the same distance out of a coincidence with the ecliptic, the two circles making an angle with each other of twenty-three and a half degrees.

  • Following the above-mentioned course he sailed to the altitude of nine and one-half degrees, whence he sailed southwest by west to fourteen degrees, where he changed his course to northwest by west.

  • This port lies in an altitude of nine and one-half degrees.

  • And the course is north, sixty-five and one-half degrees east.

  • But the magnetic variation in this place is thirty-three and one-half degrees.

  • As there are only ninety degrees in a quadrant this sixty-seven degrees north of east changes to seventy-nine and one-half degrees south of east.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    half afraid; half aloud; half cups; half from; half glass; half high; half inch; half inclined; half laughing; half length; half long; half million; half millions; half minute; half minutes; half natural; half ounce; half pound; half quarts; half rations; half share; half smile; half speed; half years; pure silver; satisfactory explanation