Sentence examples for in orbit of from inspiring English sources
The ongoing assembly in orbit of the International Space Station (ISS) and the beginning of its permanent human occupancy constituted the dominant story of 2000 in space exploration.
Andrew Coates, who works on the ExoMars rover at University College London's Mullard Space Science Laboratory, said the arrival in orbit of the TGO was "excellent news for science".
As the years passed, Pippen was acknowledged as a valued member of the so-called supporting cast but was, in a larger sense, undervalued as merely the largest moon in orbit of the planet Michael.
The notion of embracing adulthood, even begrudgingly — of putting aside childish things, of committing to the sort of life that places a person in orbit of something other than himself, of pumping the brakes just a little on the dick jokes — simply did not register or have currency.
The Russian achievement consisted of a rendezvous in orbit of the entire company of the Leningrad Symphony Orchestra, their lunar flight, their descent to the surface of the moon, their exceptionally sensitive rendering of Prokofieff's Fifth Symphony, their safe return to the mother ship, & their subsequent landing in a cornfield outside Odessa.
Anomaly in orbit of Mercury resists solution with Newton's laws Precession of Mercury's orbit is solved by Einstein's Theory of General Relativity.
To remedy the stability problem, Bohr modified the Rutherford model by requiring that the electrons move in orbits of fixed size and energy (see figure).
Sirius and its companion revolve together in orbits of considerable eccentricity and with average separation of the stars of about 20 times Earth's distance from the Sun.
Bohr postulated that electrons circled the nucleus in orbits of fixed size and energy and that an electron could jump from one orbit to another only by emitting or absorbing specific quanta of energy.
I say preposterous because the giddy scrum of rich intercontinental punters, circling in orbits of self-love, looks as though Hieronymus Bosch has art-directed a Prada fashion show in Frankfurt airport during a crippling baggage handlers' strike.
Figure 6(a) shows an interfero-gram after flattening, which removes the fringe that originates from the difference in orbits of the two images.
