Sentence examples for celestial region from inspiring English sources

If Aristotle were right about the existence of an immutable fifth element (ether) in the celestial region, and if he were right about motion and time being eternal, any belief in creation would surely be unwarranted.

On the north side was a walled enclosure that represented the celestial region; it was left open to the sky.

The surrounding celestial region, the Ziwei Enclosure, was the realm of the Celestial Emperor and his family.

In two slightly different discussions, John Buridan (c.1295 1358) suggested that when God created the celestial spheres, he began to move them, impressing in them a circular impetus that would be neither corrupted nor diminished, since there was neither an inclination to other movements nor any resistance in the celestial region.

Rothmann argued from the observations of the comet of 1585 that the lack of observed parallax indicated that the Comet was beyond Saturn, while the absence of observed refraction indicated the celestial region was of the same material as air, hence there were no planetary spheres.

Writing this time with a new partner, Greg Dinallo, Dr. LaHaye is once again aiming to reach publishing's celestial regions of popularity.

Its humming sound and trajectory gave it the dual character of a summons to the divine world and a link with the celestial regions.

And he could then conclude from the total absence of signs of resistance forces acting on the planets and, most especially, comets that the density of any fluid in the celestial regions must be exactly or very nearly zero.

The disappointing evidence they yielded led to a far weaker statement of the conclusion about the absence of fluid in the celestial regions in the first edition than the conclusion in the subsequent editions quoted above.

For Plato, the celestial regions were made "mostly out of fire" on account of fire's mobility.

The optical system takes images from stars as point sources in any region of celestial sphere in its FOV (Fig. 4) [8, 9].