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- In solar physics, a transequatorial loop is a structure present in the solar corona that connects two different regions of opposite magnetic polarity...
- distances that are far beyond the reach of the LEOs.[citation needed] Transequatorial propagation, also known as (TEP), is a regular daytime occurrence on...
- sunspot activity and Es activity in Australasia. Discovered in 1947, transequatorial spread-F (TE) propagation makes it possible for reception of television...
- deep water formed in the northern hemisphere, and the existence of a transequatorial conveyor circulation, develop after Drake P****age is opened. The importance...
- almost anytime. Even during solar minimum, F2 openings often occur on transequatorial paths, for example between Europe and Southern Africa or between Pacific...
- Walsh, Harvey J.; Mc****n, Kelton W.; Thorrold, Simon R. (2009). "Transequatorial Migrations by Basking Sharks in the Western Atlantic Ocean". Current...
- parameter, a measure of a characteristic of ligands Triethyl phosphate Transequatorial propagation, a phenomenon ****ociated with TV and FM DX (signal distance...
- Scott A.; Taylor, D. Lee (March 2012). "Frequent cir****arctic and rare transequatorial dispersals in the lichenised agaric genus Lichenomphalia (Hygrophoraceae...
- breeding on islands off Australia, New Zealand and Chile, undertake transequatorial migrations of millions of birds up to the waters off Alaska and back...
- regular north-to-south movements may occur in West Africa and may occur transequatorially in East Africa to avoid heavy rains. In Kruger, immatures are driven...