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subsolar

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subsolar
beneath the sole of the horse's hoof.
subsolar abscess
usually a consequence of a nail prick causing lameness. See foot abscess.
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The global storm and the NPH gradually became less active in August, though the latter's decline could equally be influenced by the southward movement of the subsolar point.
The opposition of Mars, 2001: Part I by McKim, Richard / Journal of the British Astronomical Association
At Venus, the twinkling occur only in the subsolar region -- the part of the ionosphere directly facing the sun -- whereas in Earth's ionosphere they show up in both polar and equatorial regions, with additional peaks occurring during nighttime.
Radio twinkling in Venusian ionosphere by Eberhart, Jonathan / Science News
This system is an enhancement to the SubSolar system; a way to transform sunlight from compact optical devices to solar panels located below the surface, whereby hiding unsightly solar panels and increasing the production life of the panels.
EarthSure's "Dynamic Duo": the World's New Heroes in Renewable Energy by Business Wire
 
 
 
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