Sentence examples for a pair of binaries from inspiring English sources

In PH1's case, its four stars are actually a pair of binaries.

The source could be either a nuclear supermassive black hole or perhaps a pair of binary stars emitting X-rays - additional observations are needed to resolve the issue.

The proposed scheme depends on encoding each MSD digits into a pair of binary digits using a two-state and multi-position encoding scheme.

They have also suggested that the Great Eruption was due to the merger of a pair of binary stars, and that analogous events may power the extreme events seen in other galaxies.

The method is demonstrated using several different multicomponent systems, including the mixture acetaldehyde methanol ethanol water, which exhibits a pair of binary azeotropes, a ternary azeotrope, and a simple distillation boundary in the three-dimensional composition state space.

Astronomers have recognized for decades that there are several different kinds of supernovae, most fundamentally those that originate from a single massive star and those that develop when one member of a pair of binary stars becomes massive by feeding on its neighbor.

Ghez thinks her group has caught a pair of binary stars in the act of merging.

A million years ago, in the constellation Scorpius, one of a pair of binary stars erupted into a supernova.

A bivariate probit model on constant terms (including no explanatory variables in the model) yields an estimate of the tetrachoric correlation, which is a correlation measure for a pair of binary variables (see Greene 2012) between the two transition outcomes.

The chances of change are minimal to non-existent but next time, before you click on "Like" when you really mean "Dislike" think about it... our choices have been reduced not to a pair of binary values but rather to the positive and the nothing and our discourse suffers because of it.

In the absence of genetic testing for each individual, presence or absence of mutation at a breast cancer susceptibility gene is captured by a pair of binary latent variables whose marginal probability depends on the patient's family history of breast and ovarian cancer.