Sentence examples for at apogee from inspiring English sources

When the moon is it at perigee, it's 31,000 miles closer than at apogee.

When not taken into account, this perturbation is responsible for relative navigation errors at apogee up to 50 m.

The Moon is typically about 12 percent (or about 43,000 km [27,000 miles]) closer to Earth at perigee than at apogee, and thus a full moon at perigee would be about 25 percent brighter than one at apogee.

She had been a search engine optimization and pay-per-click specialist at Apogee Results, Austin, Tex.

The bride, 29, is the general counsel at Apogee Networks, an Internet software company in Saddle Brook, N.J.

Finally, the simulation results at apogee and perigee prove the correction of the slant range model and imaging algorithm.

Even more so than The Matrix perhaps, the simu-filmed sequels' narratives were disengaging at best and, at worst, at the apogee of the exact meeting point between incomprehensible and duller than a birdwatcher's dishwater.

Due out on Columbia/Legacy on Sept. 20, it captures Davis's finest working band at its apogee, straining at the limits of post-bop refinement.

Thus, these bodies appear larger on the horizon than at their apogee because the pupil dilates from the differential exposure to the light at the horizon.

Yet the British Empire was at its apogee.

It's at its apogee and will start to decline".