Sentence examples for celestial time from inspiring English sources
Mechanisation and globalisation have severed us from our ancestors' relationship with celestial time.
The clock has one curious feature: it runs backwards only, designed as a memorial to all the boys killed in the war, a visible wish that celestial time, too, might somehow reverse to let the dead live again.
The centerpiece is Nardo di Cione's grand 14th-century icon of the Virgin and Child surrounded by saints, its gold background indicating that their meeting is taking place in celestial time, which is precisely not time at all.
It has not been lost on Mr. Turrell that a work based on geological and celestial time has so far taken him eons -- nor that the work, which he began as a relatively young artist, has influenced everything he has done later, all of which now precedes it.
Celestial's time was more than 33 hours behind race winner Comanche which reached Hobart on Monday night.
"Bosh is celestial, his time is near".
Tucking Planet Earth into bed with celestial night-time sounds.
That's not to say we'll be using celestial GPS any time soon.
The basic way to measure precession is to make accurate observations of the positions of fixed celestial objects over time.
Since the source moves across the celestial sphere in time, an image of the event data will exhibit a "streak" associated with the source.
Starry Night Pro, for example, produced by a Toronto-based subsidiary of Space.com, has a database of 19 million stars that users can turn into animations showing celestial activity over time.
