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VEVirtual Environment(s)
VEValue Engineering
VEVenezuela
VEVirtual Enterprise
VEVictory in Europe (World War II)
VEVersion Editor
VEVernal Equinox
VEVocational Expert (expert witness)
VEVehicle Engineering
VEValues and Ethics (college course)
VEVersaEmerge (band)
VEVoluntary Euthanasia
VEValue Edition
VEVelocity Engine (band)
VEVerbo Encarnado (Argentina)
VEVolumetric Efficiency (internal combustion engines)
VEV-Ego (Coke music)
VEAir Evacuation Squadron (US Navy)
VEVacuum Extraction (medicine)
VEValence Electron
VEVocational Evaluation
VEVelocity Error
VEVenezia - Venice (Veneto, Italy)
VEVaginal Examination
VEVessel Examiner
VEVisible Emission
VEVessel Examination
VEVital Exhaustion
VEVisual English
VEVideoEgg, Inc.
VEVisual Emissions
VEVesicular Exanthema
VEVeteranus (Latin: Veteran, epigraphy)
VEEquivalent Airspeed
VEVitae Essentia (gaming guild, Vanguard: Saga of Heroes)
VEVoucher Examiner
VEVenom Extract
VEVotre Eminence (French: Your Eminence)
VEVertical Elutriators
VEVirtual Eugene (Oregon)
VEVentricular Ectopia
VEVisalia Electric Railroad Company
VEPulmonary Ventilation During Exercise
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The tracking errors at vernal equinox and autumnal equinox are much smaller than that at winter solstice.
Hundreds of thousands soaked up the sun as the fine weather held across most of the country following the Vernal Equinox on Friday - officially the first day of spring.
Because its timing depended on both the Moon's phases and the vernal equinox, ecclesiastical authorities had to seek some way of reconciling lunar and solar calendars.
Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the first Sunday following the first full moon on or after the vernal equinox.
But we're more than halfway to the vernal equinox. The nutria emerged from its den to have a look around because it felt the stirrings of a fresh season about to dawn.
The ecliptic's intersection with the blue celestial equator on this month's chart marks one of the Sun's annual milestones: the vernal equinox. Located among the stars of Pisces, the Fishes, it's where the Sun will be next year on March 20th, when spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere.
Bob Barr (R-Ga.) wrote to top military commanders at a base in Texas arguing that soldiers should not have been permitted to celebrate the vernal equinox. Such celebration, Barr wrote, "sets a dangerous precedent that could easily result in the practice of all sorts of bizarre practices being supported by military under the rubric of 'religion.'"
An anonymous treatise 'De Pascha Computus' argued for March 28, a bold synthesis of the vernal equinox, the Creation, and Malachai's prophecy (4.2) of the "Sun of Righteousness".
At times, even her less historically grounded guesswork seems ingenious, as, for example, when she suggests that astronomer Benjamin Banneker's dream concerning the Vernal Equinox (that day in the year when light and darkness are equal) might reflect an effort to come to terms with his own mixed racial heritage in a society willing to acknowledge only his African ancestry.
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