Sentence examples for form constellations from inspiring English sources

In a visionary TED Talk, she presents her work creating artificial collective power and previews a future where swarms of robots work together to build flood barriers, pollinate crops, monitor coral reefs and form constellations of satellites.

Technologies are not isolated from each other; they often form constellations, based on scientific principle teams.

Words form constellations; they glitter on the pages.

Waste from the city proper is salvaged in the slums to form constellations of cinderblock shelters fortified with sheets of tin and plastic-bag insulation; the meager space of a home easily and often doubles as a workshop; makeshift marketplaces sprout like weeds in every available space.

It is later in the dark of life that you see forms, constellations.

But older poets made works with greater depth: "It is later in the dark of life that you see forms, constellations.

The painted stars formed constellations, illuminated by actual bulbs that twinkled softly, transporting the audience from the grim reality of the Great Depression and the war years that followed, which saved and obliterated them.

But they're like the millions of workaday stars that form constellations--like The Big Dipper which beautify the evening sky.

We flow between Duchamp and Cage, Rauschenberg, Cunningham and Johns, who continually face each other and form new constellations, act in consort and react, overtake, fall back, regroup.

Gradually, other instruments joined in, strings and woodwinds picking up the violin's three-note signature to form clear constellations of sound.

Elsewhere, the mosaics take the form of constellations — a reminder that the empire and its economy once dominated everywhere you could see the stars at night.