(1) At this time of the year individuals have completed breeding and begin to molt into their brown eclipse plumage, and they are easy to accurately age as adult breeding males.

(2) The rise of Vancouver as a power centre coincided with the eclipse of Winnipeg, which by 1996 retained only one headquarters.

(3) When the Moon is fully immersed in the umbra a total lunar eclipse occurs.

(4) Now the view of a transit simply shows the planet slowly moving across, appearing to eclipse the Sun.

(5) Canada also witnesses the entire eclipse as does Central and South America.

(6) The producer decided to show the mountain goats going to sleep when the eclipse happened.

(7) If the film gets made, that will definitely eclipse the book, because most people are more interested in movies.

(8) Now that the highly specialised Honda Insight hybrid is no longer officially on sale in the UK, we know of no other car likely to eclipse the petrol C1's economy in a typical driving environment.

(9) Females and males in eclipse plumage may look superficially similar to Mallards.

(10) There is the already encountered line of analysis that the eclipse of Soviet military power was not an accomplishment of the West, but rather an outcome self-inflicted by Soviet and Russian economic failure.

(11) Two weeks ago South Africans saw a partial solar eclipse .

(12) A lunar eclipse is visible from everywhere on the dark side of the Earth.

(13) Some experts believe the roomy crossover model line could eventually eclipse the traditional sedan.

(14) Nevertheless, it is surprising to learn about the complete eclipse of the government sponsored agricultural research institution in this whole episode.

(15) We also viewed the eclipse through the thickness of a CD, which worked quite well.

(16) On 9 March 1497 he observed the Moon eclipse the star Aldebaran.

(17) The partial phase of such an eclipse lasts for much longer, some hours.

(18) As the drake loses his bright plumage and acquires the more subdued feathering of the female, the bird appears to become hormonally sexually neutral and, for the remaining duration of the eclipse period, remains as a female.

(19) Juveniles and males in eclipse plumage (from July to September) look like the female.

(20) While in Rome he observed an eclipse of the Moon which took place on 6 November 1500.