Sentence examples for common centres from inspiring English sources

The Russians were seen as forming part of a commonwealth, which linked the various parts of the Orthodox Christian world with its common centres of pilgrimage in the monastic republic of Mount Athos (forming one of the three fingers of the Chalcidice Peninsula and Jerusalemm.

Their common centre of gravity (barycentre) is above the surface of Pluto.

In fact galaxies are commonly found in groups or clusters which orbit round their common centre of mass.

Each dendrimeric structure had nine ODN molecules covalently linked to a common centre at their 3′ termini.

Binary star, also called double star, pair of stars in orbit around their common centre of gravity.

The leaves are palmately compound (the leaflets arise from a common centre) or pinnately compound (feather-formed).

Charon, which has a mass about 11% of that of Pluto, and the planet orbit a common centre of mass every 6.4 days.

A new polymer flow-cell for chemiluminescence detection (CLD) has been designed and developed by diverging multiple linear channels from a common centre port in a radial arrangement.

Co3O4 chrysanthemum-like architectures are assemblies of nanorods radiating from a common centre, and the nanorods consisted of interconnected nanoparticles with the size of about 30 nm.

The Moon appears to be orbiting the Earth, but in reality both the Moon and the Earth orbit their common centre of mass.

This is consistent with the planet and moon orbiting a common centre of gravity, causing the planet to wobble from its predicted location.