To make this new constellation work, Mr. Rasmussen will have to weld together two very different allies.
Moreover, in order to make the constellation design analytically tractable, we approximate as Gaussian.
This method exploits a feedback mechanism between the amplifier output and the modulator, whose goal is to make the constellation actually transmitted as close as possible to the ideal constellation.
Regaling kids with tales of ancient mythology can make the constellations come to life.
Hipparchus and Pliny made this a separate, though connected, constellation.
Thus nearly two thirds of these patients with possible encephalitis presented with a variable constellation of symptoms making this syndrome a diagnostic challenge.
What I had not realised, but Greif's closely argued book makes clear, was that this constellation of reference points – we can add writers as disparate as Hannah Arendt, Vance Packard and Jacques Maritain – described a historically precise philosophical problem, and also a fashion: a craze that had travelled from Europe at mid century to postwar America and thence even to conservative Ireland.
Safe travels, I say to the shape in the hospice bed, the metal of which catches light to make a constellation.
If someone asks us for a moral justification of our stand on a particular issue, they are most likely going to be unsatisfied with such responses as: "All the facts just seemed to me to add up in a way that yields this conclusion," or "My heightened skills of moral perception indicate that this is the correct judgment to make about this particular constellation of facts".
Part of Constellation, a performance piece at Fuse Art Space, Jackson used the donated fluids to make a "painted constellation" within the space, live streaming the performance to "explore menstruation as a collective and unifying experience".
