The geodetic use of satellites began around the same time.

To establish and maintain geodetic network in the entire country.

The geodetic survey station there is 270.3 m above sea level.

In 1856 he began a geodetic survey of Victoria which was not completed until 1874.

In every case the geodetic latitude is the greater.

It also was used to obtain geodetic measurements through orbit analysis.

They provide confirmation for the geodetic effect predicted by general relativity.

Newton's result was confirmed by geodetic measurements in the eighteenth century.

Both are geodetic reference systems, but are based on different measurements.

The results of geodetic measurements are given mathematical interpretations.

Her updates to geodetic science helped determine the parallax of the moon.

It served for testing as a "passive" communication and geodetic satellite.

Some fundamental stations are an astronomical or satellite geodetic observatory.

This simple method is ideal for many geodetic applications.

The display screen showed a geodetic map of the area with a route marked clearly by a red line.

Initial results confirmed the expected geodetic effect to an accuracy of about 1%.

The canvas came printed with a maze of blue lines like a geodetic survey map.

The wings are wood construction with geodetic supporting structure.

The fuselage is formed as a wooden geodetic lattice structure.

Among his other inventions were the geodetic airframe and the earthquake bomb.

The program is optimized to enable access to high-precision geodetic data.

Apart from mastering the usual geodetic processes, he invented quite a few of his own.

They are used in geodetic and land surveying.

"The program has access to a complete set of satellite and geodetic survey topographic data bases."

In several other cases, owing I supposed to a geodetic accident, the corresponding animals failed to appear at all.

In general there will be more than one geodesic between two elements.

An object in free fall does not experience a force, because it is following a geodesic.

Yet in the end, the geodesic dome was more a system than a building.

This is just one step away from the geodesic equation.

In the general case, the solution is called the geodesic for the surface considered.

It is a geodesic dome, built by the current owner.

He reached the doorway that opened into the geodesic addition to the house and looked inside.

However, more than 500,000 geodesic domes have been built around the world and many are in use.

An object that moves against a geodesic experiences a force.

"I never saw one with a geodesic dome, though," said George.

The geodesic equation can be solved exactly in closed form.

She thought it was a geodesic dome erected to cover something else.

They drove the rest of the way in silence, until at last the geodesic dome came into view.

It was a five pointed geodesic dome instead of six or eight, as generally seen.

There he built a geodesic dome which was created as an art studio.

On a complete curved surface any two points can be joined by a geodesic.

In the center of each tetrahedron was a geodesic sphere.

The best known of which is the geodesic dome.

Were any of Fuller's geodesic domes ever built in the city?

Geodesic designs can be used to form any curved, enclosed space.

We can use this to define a geodesic between two causal set elements.

Suppose that an observer is moving along a geodesic for the connection.

The location may have been chosen because it is the geodesic center of Brazil.

He also carried out geodesic studies in Spitsbergen from 1898 to 1900.

In a vacant lot students are building a geodesic dome for use as a fish farm.

That task was performed by geodesical intersection of the flashes.

He went hurtling along the geodesical space lines of the curving universe at the speed of thought, far exceeding that of light.

On its top, in the skylight, a geodesical intersection point was placed, with the objective of aiding in the location of enemy cannon.

In November 1941 Rybin was awarded a gold Swiss watch for the geodesical ensurence of the artillery shooting.

Smith was appointed the first geodesical surveyor and chief surveyor of the provincial district of Auckland in the department of the surveyor general in 1877 and assistant surveyor-general in 1882.

Sobral joined the Swedish Antarctic Expedition on the ship Antarctic in Buenos Aires at the end of 1901, when the group headed by Otto Nordenskjöld asked the Argentine Government for supplies, to perform a series of meteorological, biological geological and geodesical studies.

He discovered a surface of the fourth order of which all the geodesic lines are algebraic.

He jaunted up the geodesic lines of space-time to an Elsewhere and an Elsewhen.

A simple definition is as follows: pick three points and draw geodesic lines between them to make a geodesic triangle.

Liberman, J. Geodesic lines on convex surfaces.

Then the unique great circle perpendicular to the line passing through the pair of points 'P3' is geodesic line 'L3' in 'S1'.

Every now and then he'd display graphics: knotted gray-white tubes, with green-gridded surfaces and bright red geodesic lines snaking across them.

A luminous grid of geodesic lines glowed faintly, marking the inverse line of sea and sky like electric fishnet ?

The geodesic lines of space-time rolled him back to Now under Old St. Pat's, where less than two seconds had elapsed since he first began his frenzied struggle.

This was apt to be a long chase, but he'd get that bozo if he had to chase him on a geodesic line along the hyper-dimensional curvature of space clear back to Tellus where he started from!

Thus, the geodesic lines are the projections of integral curves of the geodesic flow onto the manifold M. This is a Hamiltonian flow, and that the Hamiltonian is constant along the geodesics:

It must be noted that in the "unit sphere modulo antipodes", one "geodesic line", 'i.e.' great circle, must be chosen to be the line at infinity if the surface is to be mapped to an extended affine plane.

The treaty lists 127 points (latitude and longitude) from the Davis Strait to the end of the Robeson Channel, where the Nares Strait runs into the Lincoln Sea, to draw geodesic lines between, to form the border.

The dome was thick, and strong, and transparent, with no ugly geodesic lines to mar the view, having been formed from a large number of hexagonal components bonded together in a process that was discussed endlessly in the ensuing weeks, and which I don't understand at all.

Between 1849 and 1861 he contributed valuable papers to the Cambridge and Dublin Mathematical Journal, to the 'Proceedings of the Irish Academy,' and to the Quarterly Journal of Mathematics, chiefly on the subject of geodesic lines and on curves.

He could drive himself up, up, up the geodesic lines into the past or future, but inevitably he must fall back into his own Now, like a thrown ball hurled up the sloping walls of an infinite pit, to land, hang poised for a moment, and then roll back into the depths.

The three dimensional lens space L(p,q) is often defined to be a solid ball with the following identification: first mark p equidistant points on the equator of the solid ball, denote them a to a, then on the boundary of the ball, draw geodesic lines connecting the points to the north and south pole.