almanac in the PONS Dictionary

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The almanac added a third section consisting exclusively of mediatized families of comital rank.
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Sources may include books, encyclopedias, maps, almanacs, etc.
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This was the only number of this almanac.
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The almanac's structure changed and its scope expanded over the years.
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The receiver can then acquire the almanac and determine the satellites it should listen for.
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A fundamental ephemeris is the basis from which apparent ephemerides, phenomena, and orbital elements are computed for astronomical, nautical, and surveyors' almanacs.
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Examples include almanacs, town criers and written postings or other similar forms of infrequent content delivery mechanisms.
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He also practiced as a physician, and published an almanac.
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The almanac has not been published since 2005.
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At the regular series there were flanked almanacs, collections and reprints in an intense schedule of weekly, monthly and quarterly releases.
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