Sentence examples for in the same orbit from inspiring English sources

We analyze how a 180° separation in the Right Ascension of the Ascending Node (RAAN) between two CubeSats (SatA and SatB) starting in the same orbit can be achieved by modifying one of the spacecraft's orbital altitude, resulting in a difference in their rate of nodal precession (defined as the drift rate) due to the J2 effect, and therefore a difference in their relative RAAN.

For example, it causes groups of bound electrons to occupy different orbitals in an atom, rather than all overlapping each other in the same orbit.

TO walk the streets of Crown Heights most days is to see different universes in the same orbit.

A native of Bogotá, Colombia, Mr. Cortazar grew up above the fabled News Cafe in Miami Beach, where he landed in the same orbit as people like Madonna and Lenny Kravitz.

Mr. Gamble, a trained improviser who also travels in the same orbit as the Seattle doom band Earth, recorded "Loomer" with loops and effects but no preprogrammed material: everything, including the shrewd, shambling drumming, was created alone in real time.

Ms. McCarthy's classmate soon became Mr. Leeming's roommate, and when the roommates had a party for friends in December 2007, Ms. McCarthy and Mr. Leeming were back in the same orbit.

An asteroid discovered last fall moves in roughly the same orbit as Earth does.

It'd be a risk if 100 tiny satellites end up pinging around the world at high speed in exactly the same orbit as the space station.

It seems that there was, indeed, a second planet-sized object (probably about the size of Mars) in more or less the same orbit as Earth.

The double-step creation is a direct consequence of the fact that the direction of the slow flow on S is transverse to both fold curves F 1 and F 2 ; this is illustrated in Figure 8. Figure 8a shows the same orbit segment as in Figure 5a, and Figure 8b,c shows two subsequent orbit segments that both occur before the case shown in Figure 5b.

(Chinen) DUAL IDENTITY (Tuesday) The alto saxophonists Rudresh Mahanthappa and Steve Lehman travel roughly the same orbit in jazz's progressive solar system.