Sentence examples for developing a constellation from inspiring English sources

Kepler Communications is developing a constellation of CubeSats that will connect devices on earth and in orbit, effectively putting cell phone towers in space.

This implies that people whose basic emotional responses to threats are more pronounced end up developing a constellation of more right-wing political opinions.

Telesat is Canada's largest satellite operator, and it is in the process of developing a constellation of space internet satellites that will provide internet services around the world – including the estimated 4 billion people that lack internet access.

Like many companies, Iridium Communications Inc. has been developing a constellation of satellites.

But in the hospital she developed a constellation of new ailments: she had vertigo, an ear infection, and a fever, and was coughing up blood.

Bitran's long-term dream is to develop a constellation of technical institutes up and down the country to cultivate innovators who are equipped to transform Chile's economy.

AIDS first drew public attention in 1981 as a disease of young gay men, mostly in New York and California, who developed a constellation of symptoms that doctors had not seen before -- infections with rarely seen microbes that would not yield to standard treatments, and Kaposi's sarcoma, a rare cancer seen mainly in old men and in Africa.

They develop a constellation of changes that mimic the pathology associated with human AMD.

Through my extensive work with numerous Olympians over several years, I have developed a constellation of traits that defines the champion's mentality.

They subsequently develop a constellation of symptoms similar to the human metabolic syndrome, such as obesity and hypertension, in adulthood, and these effects are exacerbated by a high-fat postnatal diet.

This collection is composed of five sequences, each developing a particular constellation of images and ideas related to the vision of the whole.