Sentence examples for celestial composition from inspiring English sources

December 21 , 1898Seneca Falls, New York February 6, 1973 Los Angeles, California I.S. Bowen, in full Ira Sprague Bowen (born Dec. 21, 1898, Seneca Falls, N.Y., U.S. died Feb. 6, 1973, Los Angeles, Calif ., American astrophysicist whose explanation of the strong green emission from nebulae (clouds of rarefied gas) led to major advances in the study of celestial composition.

The curtain pattern has a celestial theme.

Installed in 1895, the seven windows, each 22 by 5 feet, form a single composition, like celestial Cinerama.

Most of his panels include abstract compositions of celestial patterns or silhouetted figures floating in space.

The principal method by which astronomers determine the composition of a celestial object is spectroscopy.

Seen upright again, the vertical tug or, really, suck of the composition — a slow-motion celestial tornado — is easy to read.

Dr. Seuss made this point first and most fantastically, in "Happy Birthday to You!" But Tillman's mixed-media compositions, featuring dancing bears and celestial brass instruments, are riveting in their own way.

Scientists have taken their most detailed look yet at the insides of the moon and its surface composition, and have concluded that our nearest celestial neighbour suffered an even more violent pummelling in its early years than previously thought.

The spectrograph enables astronomers to analyze the chemical composition of planetary atmospheres, stars, nebulae, and other celestial objects.

His other works include Black Angels (1970), for electric string quartet; Star-Child (1977), a huge choral and orchestral composition that requires the use of four conductors; Celestial Mechanics, Makrokosmos IV (1978); and Apparition (1980).

In considering the physics of the celestial spheres, scholars followed two different views about the material composition of the celestial spheres.