Sentence examples for easy constellation from inspiring English sources

The state premier-designate, Hannelore Kraft of the Social Democrats, warned that her coalition "was not an easy constellation" because it would be a minority government that would need to depend on support from the Left Party.

People say stars imported from other constellations are easy targets when they appear on Broadway, but I have found that reviewers, myself included, go out of their way to be respectful.

These constellations are easy to find in the autumn and winter skies.

This means, in a flat Rayleigh fading channel, the low priority bits of a 16-QAM hierarchical constellation is very easy to be distorted and sensitive to channel noise.

It projects 18 major stars and 27 major constellations, making it easy to locate them in the night sky.

In the Northern Hemisphere, M13 in the constellation Hercules is the easiest to see and is the best known.

The computer, a device called the Night Navigator ($130), is designed to make it easier to discern stars, constellations and planets in the night sky.

To find a star, the easiest thing would be to figure out which constellation it is in and where it is in relation to brighter stars.

Constellations made the patterns of the stars easy to remember.

An organization of this sort is inherently easier to expand than one that depends on a constellation of stars.

It is also shown that for some specific constellations the EVM can be calculated via easy to use expressions without the need for a power series expansion.