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For one thing, there were a large number of noun declensions.
The third class are the other human nouns; they may be either first or second declension.
However, it is not a masculine second declension term, as was explained.
The following example demonstrates such declension in our theoretical English.
Only a very small number of nouns remain in this declension.
Because of Sanskrit's complex declension system the word order is free.
"After 38 or so what has life to offer but one universal declension.
There are three genders and four declensions (different ways of making forms).
In English, though, only pronoun declension remained through the course of years.
"They've completely left out all sign of declension, thing, things.
This is an example of typical declension patterns used in Prague.
The following table lists the declension of all six personal pronouns.
Further information on the types of declensions is discussed in the following section, along with examples.
These examples show how simple declension works in action.
English once had a much richer system of declension.
Declension has been proved the most difficult to master for people who are learning Croatian.
In this article they are divided into five declensions.
This declension has only 2 subgroups: a mixed and soft group.
There are, here, the declensions of a concept of love, perhaps.
There are also strong and weak declensions of German adjectives.
It can be described as a highly synthetic language with a rich declension system.
In the first declension there is usually only one vowel and its place shifts according to the case.
The general declension pattern is as shown in the following table:
Strong declension is used when there is no preceding article.
The following hypothetical English grammar demonstrates how declension works in practice.
The current declination for the initial point is 12 east.
One would of course rather have the real declination than a prediction.
So it goes from a positive declination to a negative one in under two weeks.
The Turks have it at this day, though in great declination.
The party would not permit this, and accepted his declination.
Generally, these are indicated on maps as part of the declination.
All stars with a declination less than A are not circumpolar.
At first it was thought that the declination must be the result of systematic error.
Now see the third sketch, declination across the top, light-years down the side.
"They have a very high declination and are slightly over ten light-years away from the Sun."
The declination of the moon at this time was .
This lists 17,180 double stars north of declination -30 degrees.
Each observatory was assigned a specific declination zone to photograph.
The Sun's declination at any given moment is calculated by:
In the former case, values based on right ascension and declination are obtained.
From 1893 daily observations of the magnetic declination were made at the observatory.
The declination disk is graduated into degrees, minutes, and seconds.
The sun was in northern declination and nearly overhead.
Declination of your signal is 30 degrees, 29.2 minutes.
The sights are then set using the local hour angle and the declination of whatever astronomical body is being used.
The amount of declination is marked on every topographic map.
Declination is positive for an eastward deviation of the field relative to true north.
The declination of the sun is the angle between sun's rays and the equator plan.
The magnetic declination may be read from a compass attached to the base plate.
That deviation, or declination, is marked on your map.
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