Sentence examples for constellation above from inspiring English sources

Things you may not know about Antarctica • The name Antarctica comes from the Greek Antarktikos meaning "opposite the Bear", Arktos being the Great Bear constellation above the North Pole.

The DDMZM is suitable to generate the points in the constellation above with two independent RF signals.

There are no soaring vistas, no constellations above my head.

For "Nazca Lines Chart Book" (1981-82), Ms. Stuart created a triptych that recalls the famous Peruvian geoglyphs and the constellations above them, using graphite and crystalline earth taken from the site.

For the exhibition, entitled Timecode, On Kawara creates a date-painting every day (if he can finish it before the day is out), Ugo Rondinone paints the constellations above his head, locating him in a very specific time and place, and Ilana Halperin has created medallions from hardened lava found in French caves.

A second version of the Lyrid meteor image identifies the constellations above Earth in Pettit's camera view.

In one little sweep of my eye across a distance of about 12 yards, I was able to assemble the above constellation in some ghoulish, grafted menagerie of fame, the lot of them stacked up in phone banks like really well-groomed battery hens.

This patient was eligible for intravenous thrombolysis given the neurological findings and NIHSS of 2; however, the constellation of the above findings led to our clinical decision not to administer thrombolytics in the setting of a seizure diagnosis.

While there is growing consensus that chronic non-episodic irritability does not constitute BD (Grimmer 2014), it could be argued that the above constellation of symptoms results in severe impairments that, in the absence of appropriate diagnostic labels, suffer from lack of treatment.

But if he truly has a constellation of the above characteristics, it'll be tough to maintain a healthy relationship and not be looked at negatively.

The constellation of the above results is shown in Figure  4.