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... Mean distance from Sun Eccentricity Inclination Mean longitude of node Mean longitude of perihelion Sidereal period Mean synodic period Mean orbital velocity * For January 1 , 1980 . 227,941,963 km 0.093387 1.86641 ° 49.4032 ° 335.6909 ...
... Mean distance from Sun Eccentricity Inclination Mean longitude of node Mean longitude of perihelion Sidereal period Mean synodic period Mean orbital velocity * For January 1 , 1980 . 227,941,963 km 0.093387 1.86641 ° 49.4032 ° 335.6909 ...
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... means for setting up and controlling the operation of the analyzer . The basic elementary device in the differential analyzer is the disk and wheel integrator , which appeared first in the early planimeters . Its function is to perform ...
... means for setting up and controlling the operation of the analyzer . The basic elementary device in the differential analyzer is the disk and wheel integrator , which appeared first in the early planimeters . Its function is to perform ...
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... mean μ and standard de- viation σ , in which is the sum of the means of the individual sources of error and o2 is the sum of their individual variances ( standard deviations squared ) ; i.e. , 02 = 012 + 022 + ... + 0,2 , in which there ...
... mean μ and standard de- viation σ , in which is the sum of the means of the individual sources of error and o2 is the sum of their individual variances ( standard deviations squared ) ; i.e. , 02 = 012 + 022 + ... + 0,2 , in which there ...
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