Übersetzung für 'sun at noon' von Englisch nach Deutsch

sun at noon

Mittagssonne {f}

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noon sun

Mittagssonne {f}

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at noon {adv}

zu Mittag

um 12 Uhr mittags

zur Mittagszeit

am Mittag

mittags

Monday at noon

Montagmittag {m}

Tuesday at noon

Dienstagmittag {m}

Wednesday at noon

Mittwochmittag {m}

at high noon {adv}

mittags

at twelve noon {adv}

um 12 Uhr mittags

at noon tomorrow {adv}

morgen Mittag

at noon sharp {adv}

(mittags) um Punkt 12

at noon on Saturday {adv}

samstagmittags

Shops close at noon.

Die Läden schließen um 12 Uhr.

at half past noon {adv}

um halb eins mittags

at the height of noon {adv}

mittags

nap-at-noon [Ornithogalum umbellatum]

Stern {m} von Bethlehembot.T

(Gewöhnlicher) Dolden-Milchstern / Doldenmilchstern {m}bot.T

Darkness at Noon [Arthur Koestler]

Sonnenfinsternislit.F

• Ngo/eng/wu refers to the sun at noon.
• The terrestrial latitude of an observer's position is equal to the zenith distance of the Sun at noon on the equinoctial day.
• The instrument was used to measure the altitude of the Sun at noon in order to determine the path of the ecliptic.
• HMI lamps are approximately the same color temperature as the sun at noon (6000 K), and like other high intensity discharge lamps which contain mercury, generate ultra-violet light.
• The reports he received would have had better directional information (towards the sunrise/sunset, at a left/right angle to the sun at noon) than on distance (five days journey from Gaul).

• A 19th-century biographer writes that he shone in the assembly of the faithful like the sun at noon by the brilliancy of his teaching and the sanctity of his life, which was shown by many miracles.
• The street was given its present name in 1812, since its course is oriented towards the highest position of the sun at noon.
• The component of the Sun's motion seen by an earthbound observer caused by the revolution of the tilted axis – which, keeping the same angle in space, is oriented toward or away from the Sun – is an observed daily increment (and lateral offset) of the elevation of the Sun at noon for approximately six months and observed daily decrement for the remaining six months.
• Figure 1a shows current streamlines of an equivalent Sq current as seen from the sun at noon.
• An alternative method was to take recourse to the position of the sun at noon.

• When looking at the mountain from Immenstadt, the sun at noon is right on top of the peak, giving it its name "Mittag" based on the German word for noon (mid day).
• Determining latitude was relatively easy in that it could be found from the altitude of the sun at noon with the aid of a table giving the sun's declination for the day.