Sentence examples for central engine of from inspiring English sources
The central engine of fraud never changes: tell lies to gullible people until they hand over their money.
The central engine of the AGN is a source of both ionizing X-rays and wind-driving ultraviolet (UV) photons.
For all the furious economic activity in China and India, the recent upheaval is a reminder that the American consumer remains a central engine of the global economy, the chief appetite for goods and services that has kept factories humming, mines at full production and cargo holds full of products.
"Will someone please tell me what happened?" The question is the central engine of Zebrowski's narrative, and as such must remain unanswered here; I'll say only that the explanation he presents is satisfyingly eerie and leaves a lasting imprint on the imagination.
The intrinsic polarisation to the central engine of IC5063 arising from dichroic absorption within the torus is estimated.
We developed a polarisation model to fit the total and polarised flux, allow us to interpret the different mechanisms of polarisation to the central engine of IC5063.
Also, SMBHs are considered to be the central engines of active galactic nuclei (AGN).
Substantial evidence points to dusty, geometrically thick tori obscuring the central engines of active galactic nuclei (AGNs), but so far no mechanism satisfactorily explains why cool dust in the torus remains in a puffy geometry.
Key findings to date include rapid decays at early times and giant X-ray flares, suggesting that the central engines of GRBs continue long past the end of the prompt gamma-ray emission.
Because extreme galaxies can be peered at directly, astronomers hope the new observations will help them unravel the mysteries of that central engine for the intense energy of the particles.
It means that somewhere in the universe there are high-intensity sources [of neutrinos] near a central engine, and lots of collisions are occurring to produce them," said Tom Gaisser of the University of Delaware.
