antipode

She thought of stepping down but a look from Antipode kept her rigidly in place.

Antipode had to encourage Sonia to step up with the point of her sword.

France was in many ways an antipode of Austria.

However, the term antipode can still be found in modern-day chemistry journals.

The effect of the Earth's curvature is, that near the antipode the field strength slightly increases.

"There is such a thing as Culture" Antipode 34,2 (2002).

"And in Antipode it's quarter after nine tomorrow morning.

Its antipode is located within the capital of Indonesia, Jakarta.

The chemical term antipode is considered obsolete, and its use is discouraged.

The antipode of S is excluded from the projection because the required circle is not unique.

An extract was published in Antipode in 2000.

An optical antipode is the same as an enantiomer.

The largest amplitude signals are seismic surface waves that reach the antipode after about 100 minutes.

The vehicle has strong claims to originality but stands squarely at the antipode of Mercedes elegance.

Look for volcanoes on the antipode.

Weber is the exact antipode for the Spanish Capital Madrid.

It coincidentally is the antipode to Taiwan, which was formerly known as "Formosa".

That's the antipode of Downtown.

Peet founded the radical journal of geography, Antipode, in 1970 and was an editor until 1985.

The antipode is an analog to the inversion map on a group that sends g to g.

Biskupsky, an antipode to his strict, prudent wife, was causing her much moral suffering.

It is located near the antipode of Caloris Basin.

When they reach the top they will find themselves at Jerusalem's antipode, the Garden of Eden itself.

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The Control Tower completes the airport complex and sets an antipode to the passenger lobby at the opposite end.