The period of revolution of a planet around its central star; more particularly, the earth's period of revolution around the sun.
a period of time based on the revolution of the Earth around the Sun. The calendar year (see Gregorian calendar) is an approximation to the tropical year (see year, tropical). The anomalistic year is the mean interval between successive passages of the Earth through perihelion. The sidereal year is the mean period of revolution with respect to the background stars. (See Julian year: year, Besselian.)
a period of time containing 365 (or 366) days; "she is 4 years old"; "in the year 1920"
a period of time occupying a regular part of a calendar year that is used for some particular activity; "a school year"
the period of time that it takes for a planet (as, e.g., Earth or Mars) to make a complete revolution around the sun; "a Martian year takes 687 of our days"
a big block of time for a little one's mind, and this is a delightful illustration of the cycle
a bloody long time in politics, and for the BJP it is time to realise that while survival may have kept it in a condition to fight another day, it needs some reinforcements desperately
a circle Twelve months in a row
a decent amount of time to stay a place
a family song about the newest member of my family
a fine compromise between givin' them all th' time they need an' gittin' th' data out thar quickly fo' others t'see
a garland Four seasons in all
a good average for me, and that involves writing nearly every day
a good compromise between giving them all the time they need and getting the data out there quickly for others to see
a good period of time for doing so in any area where there is an annual growing season
a good space of time to go without writing
a great length of time, and you have been missed
a life time with regards to politics, neither party really has a clear focus and direction
a little long to wait between trying recipes, I think
a long fucking time to go with little-to-know communication and absolutely no physical contact
a long time, although I play alot, these goals are so extremely hard, that I doubt that I will reach it
a long time and a lot can happen
a long time, and even if things are not as good now as they might be for Bush (or are not perceived that way by many), if they've improved by next September then what's happening now won't matter to him
a long time and i barely remember what happened last month
a long time and I hardly expect either of us to remain celibate while he's away
a long time, and its just enough time to do all of those things that you know will be a huge embarrassment when you have to post them on your website
a long time, and many factors can change
a long time and this is helping everybody forward a little bit," says Fred Price, the firm's chief operating officer
a long time and we were pretty determinded to finish this off by the end of January
a long time and you are bound to hit a least a few huge storms
a LONG time as far as game development goes
a long time at this football club where PC is concerned
a long time away as far as accomodations and pricing is concerned
a long time because usually the information has a short shelf life
a long time but ma thats the way they roll, they like to drag things out makes them feel like they are doing work while others suffer behind it
a long time, but there is nothing except time on your side before you can see if your hair will grow back (you should know this too)
a long time, but these past months have gone by very quickly
a long time, but we would have fears, questions, need more info, and it wasn't urgent
a long time, especially when the economic and social situation is extremely grave and when riots can erupt at any moment in the suburbs
a long time, even though it may not seem like it
a long time - even with all that I was leaving behind I was intensely glad to be here again
a long time for a specialized tool like Bot Magnet to remain effective
a long time for certain newspaper men up there to perambulate in their wickedness and tell the truth on each other
a long time for just getting something like this done
a long time for people to survive
a long time for Sony to hold the UX series waiting for a new OS
a long time, however, and between now and then Armstrong admitted he will be taking life easy
a long time if you aren't starting from scratch
a long time If you don't see the one you love
a long time if you honestly think about it, and a person can change a lot in that time
a long time in a dog's life
a long time in advance to nail down the exact month
a long time in a little boy's life
a long time in cyberspace and many of the engines have undergone a number of changes
a long time in football as Tambellup proved on Sunday
a long time in politics and anything can happen
a long time in spam scanning patterns - so I decided to update
a long time in the broadband world
a long time in the development of a young child
a long time in the development process and many things were not ready and had to be non-interactive
a long time in the entertainment industry -- people could forget about you after a week
a long time in the equity market
a long time in the fast-moving free software world
a long time in the life of a band
a long time in the world of smart phones
a long time in the wrestling business
a long time in this field
a long time in this sport
a long time, it really is
a long time," murmured Magda
a long time, not tiring mind you, but you can't plan your life because you have to keep your time open
a long time on the internet and many things have happened since that first issue
a long time on the net, and I wouldn't be surprised to learn that Amazon is feeling the crunch this time around
a long time, so an STD doesn't seem very likely
a long time, so I think it'll be difficult to stick to a strict picture posting schedule
a long time so we can estimate the issue will fall to the more money side and influence
a long time - they must have been doing something
a long time to be dating someone and to still feel this way
a long time to be ever viligent
a long time to be going through this phase as you call it, I'd call it a lifestyle
a long time to be without your sweet kisses and your comforting arms wrapped around me
a long time to be with someone and not to be taken lightly
a long time to clean things up
a long time to feel bad, and usually much longer than is necessary
a long time to go between books
a long time to go between hits
a long time to have an ear infection
a long time to have nothing to do but think
a long time to have the same pair of athletic shoes
a long time to have to live in that state of mind, knowing that disablement or death are just around the next corner
a long time to have to live with stark white walls
a long time to have your license and your worker not to have sent your home study out for any kids
a long time to literally suffer physical pain and emotional abuse
a long time to not hear from somebody you had fun hanging out with
a long time to see a counselor and not feel any progress is being made
a long time to some, but a very short time to be the leader of an organization as complex as the IEEE
a long time to wait, but it passes all the same, nor is it intolerable when two persons can trust each other
a long time to wait for anything, but when it comes to the World Series of Poker - it can be torture
a long time to wait for anything these days but they say that a good wine ages gracefully
a long time when you are a child
a long time when you're waiting for letters or some reassuring words
a long time when you're waiting for letters, waiting for word
a loooong time for a family to be apart and b) I worry very much about his safety
a lot of days and it requires much more brainpower than I have to remember it all
an awful amount of time to waste
an awful long time to a Homeward Bounder
a reasonable time frame they say
a relatively short time, as the story of the New Alexandrian Library extends back to ancient Egypt, through to the conquests of Julius Ceasar, up to the present day and into the future
a ring Of new days and nights
a short time and maybe the distance will let you both re-assess your need for each other
a short time, but so much can happen
a short time, however, for someone like me untutored in the IITs or the IIMs to truly understand all this
a short time when you're talking about destruction on the scale of the tsunami
a standout track, a stark, melancholy song about carrying on after a loved one has died
a sufficient time of proof for the character and conduct of a person, and should he during this interval prove himself obnoxious to the members of the society, they can at its expiration exclude him for ever afterwards
a surprisingly long and short time in the life of a software project
a very long time for a small company and accurately establishing sales predictions that far ahead of time is virtually impossible to do correctly
a very long time for symptoms to persist, and you need medical (doctor) assessment and intervention
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a very short time for a company to recoup its investment in recruiting you
a very short time to learn the essentials of traditional boatbuilding
a wink of time in marathon-base terms
A standardized unit of time used for financial calculations. A Financial Year is a hypothetical year, containing 360 days, in which every month is assumed to have exactly 30 days. A Calendar Year contains 365 days, except in leap years when it has 366 days.
the amount of time it takes planet Earth to complete one full orbit of the sun. A year is defined as 365.242196 days. Because a year is not evenly divisible by a day, our calendar has corrections in the form of leap years.
unit of time One World Tree year is 243 days, about 2/3 of an Earth year. A World Tree year is nine months, q.v.; it is a full cycle of the seasons.
The amount of time it takes the earth to completely revolve once around the sun (12 months/52 weeks/365 days).
In prophecy it "is often used in a special sense as the equivalent of 360 days (12 months of 30 days each)."10 It is also called a time and sometimes a day (see Gen. 7:11, 8:3-5).
1. The period during which the earth completes one revolution around the sun. This has several interpretations, as follows. 1) Sidereal year: time of true revolution around the sun, that is, the time it takes the earth (as seen from the sun) to reappear at the same fixed star, equal to 365.2564 mean solar days or 365 days, 6 hours, 9 minutes, 10 seconds; 2) Tropical year (also called mean solar year, ordinary year): the time measured from one vernal equinox to the next, that is, the apparent revolution of the sun through the zodiac, equal to 365.2422 mean solar days or 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, 46 seconds (this is not constant but decreases by about 5 seconds in one thousand years.); and 3) Calendar year: fixed by the Gregorian calendar of 365 days in ordinary years and 366 days in leap years. See day. 2. Any arbitrary 12-month period selected for a special purpose, such as the water year. See also climatological year, farmer's year, grower's year.
Twelve calendar months from when your policy began or was last renewed.
In taxation, year refers to the calendar year that runs from January 1st to December 31st. However, corporations can generally set the time period for which they report financial results to be different than the calendar year.
The interval required for the earth to complete one revolution around the sun. A sidereal year, which is the time it take for the earth to make one absolute revolution around the sun, is 365 days, 6 hours, 9 minutes, and 9.5 seconds. The calendar year begins at 12 o'clock midnight local time on the night of December 31st-January 1st. Currently, the Gregorian calendar of 365 days is used, with 366 days every four years, a leap year. The tropical year, also called the mean solar year, is dependent on the seasons. It is the interval between two consecutive returns of the sun to the vernal equinox. In 1900, that took 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, and 46 seconds, and it is decreasing at the rate of 0.53 second per century.
A planetary year is the length of time it takes that planet to revolve around the sun.
A year is the time between two recurrences of an event related to the orbit of the Earth around the Sun. By extension, this can be applied to any planet: for example, a "Martian year" is the time in which Mars completes its own orbit.
In metadata, year is a representation term used to specify a year in the Gregorian calendar systems.
