Converse of object

• give: This agrees with the declination given by the Ordnance Survey on their 1:50,000 Loch Assynt sheet.

• have: Up to this time, Venus has had a superior declination to the Sun.

Adjective modifier

• magnetic: The number 13.50 happens to be the magnetic declination for this area.

• maximum: We are currently enjoying this planet close to its maximum northern declination at a time when the ring system is wide open.

• minimum: Also every month, the Moon will reach its minimum declination at 18º north or south.

• high: Indeed this is also true of the signs of the zodiac which have higher declination.

Modifies a noun

• diagram: A declination diagram is a part of the information in the lower margin on most larger maps.

• degree: Some even have extra information such as magnetic variation or declination degrees marked on the dial.

• line: These movements of the sun cause the moving shadow of the nodus to follow the declination lines on the dial plate.

Noun used with modifier

• degree: All of the objects in the Messier Catalog are north of -35 degrees declination.

• source: This error caused an offset in the source declination up to 1 arcmin.

Possessives

• sun: Next we must know the sun's declination at the time of our observation.

Preposition: in

• equinox: Dec The declination in the default equinox ( given to the nearest arcsecond in the original catalog ).

• degree: Dec The centroid Declination in degrees, equinox 1950.

Preposition: of

• sun: The table below lists the declination of the sun for the first day of each month.

• object: Dec The declination of the object in the selected equinox.

• star: Dec The declination of the star in the selected equinox, i.e. , the optical position.

• source: Dec The declination of the radio source in the selected equinox.

• target: Dec The declination of the target in the default equinox.

• galaxy: Dec The Declination of the galaxy, in the selected equinox.