Sentence examples for feeble solar from inspiring English sources
To gain complete respectability, sun-climate researchers are working to identify the physical link between relatively feeble solar fluctuations and climate.
Mired in dry quicksand, chilled to the bone by the martian winter, and silenced by its feeble wintertime supply of solar power, the Spirit rover should have, with luck, beamed its first radio message since 22 March back to Earth as spring breaks out.
Rosetta was put into hibernation in June 2011 when its trajectory took it so far from the sun – beyond the orbit of Jupiter – that light reaching its solar panels was too feeble to provide power.
Its token effort to find hope, in an interview with one Louisiana resident who has installed solar panels in his house, is feeble compared with its anger.
The force on a solar sail is gentle, if not feeble, but unlike a rocket, which fires for a few minutes at most, it is constant.
At the same time, we show that the polarity dependence is feeble for the last unusual minimum epoch of solar activity 2007 2009 (A < 0); the amplitude of the 27-day variation of the GCR intensity shows only a tendency of the polarity dependence.
Last December, at a distance of 94 times the sun-Earth distance (94 astronomical units, AU), Voyager 1 recorded a sustained, three-fold increase in the intensity of the feeble magnetic field dragged along by the charged particles of the solar wind.
Such forces have been looked for already, and if they affect the motion of the planets in the solar system, for example, they have to be enormously more feeble than gravity, otherwise we would have seen them already.
