The phrase "from celestial" is not complete on its own and may not convey a clear meaning in written English without additional context
It can be used in contexts discussing origins or influences that are heavenly or otherworldly.
Example: "The inspiration for the artwork came from celestial bodies, reflecting the beauty of the night sky."
Alternatives: "from heavenly" or "from the cosmos."
dmmakereg uses the wcsfile to convert the region from celestial coordinates (RA,Dec) to physical coordinate.
This score provides a good acoustical test, its dynamic range running from celestial pianissimos to apocalyptic thunder.
Developed in cooperation with the United States, the satellite contains equipment for detecting X-rays from celestial bodies.
Mr. Bostridge was at his most winning in the two arias from Handel's "Hercules" that closed the program, especially the shapely, soulful "From celestial seats descending".
It provides a means of collecting and analyzing radiation from celestial objects, even those in the far reaches of the universe.
The HST is a large reflecting telescope whose mirror optics gather light from celestial objects and direct it into two cameras and two spectrographs.
Far from the crowds, from the celestial gaze of cosmonauts, ageing pop stars and the masters of our political universe.
But in these tales the unknown forces are unimpeachably good, not evil; they come not from Mars, but from another celestial address.
He wondered whether the waves were coming only from the galaxy or from other celestial objects, and how the radio waves were produced.
This relationship results from the celestial mechanics governing eccentricity and precession and from the interaction between frequency modulation and amplitude modulation caused by filtering.
Speakers are programmed to play at different intervals, so sound descends upon the listener from all around the space, as if from a celestial stereo.
