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Neap is a
small village in the east
coast of the
Mainland of the
Shetland Islands, Scotland.
Neap is
situated at the end of the road from Brettabister...
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called the
neap tide, or
neaps. "
Neap" is an Anglo-Saxon word
meaning "without the power", as in forðganges nip (forth-going without-the-power).
Neap tides...
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Neap may
refer to:
Neap, a
village in
Scotland Near
Earth Asteroid Prospector, a
spacecraft neap tide,
where the tide's
range is at its
minimum This disambiguation...
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Action Plan (
NEAP) has
addressed these problems as part of its first-phase
priorities in
cooperation with the Aral Sea Program. The
NEAP,
adopted in 1994...
- Earth's orbit), the
difference between high and low
tides (
neap range) is smallest.
Neap tides occur at the
first and
third quarters of the
lunar phases...
- jetties. In some cases,
these are made
solid up to a
little above low
water of
neap tides, on
which open timber-work is erected,
provided with a
planked platform...
- The
neighborhood effect averaging problem or
NEAP delves into the
challenges ****ociated with
understanding the
influence of
aggregating neighborhood-level...
- an
Einstein ring. A
syzygy causes the
fortnightly phenomena of
spring and
neap tides. At the new and full moon, the Sun and Moon are in syzygy.
Their tidal...
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taken from
Neapolitan instead of the
corresponding Italian, e.g. "testo" (
neap.: "testa"),
which in
Naples indicates a
large terracotta jar used to cultivate...
- as 40% of the Moon's
tidal force;
producing in
interplay the
spring and
neap tides. The
tides are two
bulges in the Earth's oceans, one on the side facing...