Sentence examples for moon by a from inspiring English sources
Educated at the University of Cambridge in England, Brown began there to study the motion of the Moon by a method devised by G.W. Hill of the United States.
On December 15th the imprint left by Neil Armstrong's boot on the moon in 1969 found its near-equivalent in the minds of China's media commentators: the "Chinese footprint" gouged in the lunar dust by Yutu, a Chinese rover, after its mother ship made the first soft landing on the moon by a spacecraft since 1976.
We simulate the development of hydrogen content in a column of material near the surface of the Moon by a Monte Carlo model.
But for a given location the high water will always lag the passage of the Moon by a fixed amount of hours (this is known as "the establishment of the port").
NASA's asteroid redirect mission (ARM) will feature an encounter of the human-occupied Orion spacecraft with a portion of a near-Earth asteroid (NEA) previously placed in orbit about the Moon by a capture spacecraft.
Park defeated Moon by a margin of 3.5percentt.
As a result, dates on a Muslim calendar can be moved by a day or so, depending on the first actual sighting of the moon by an accepted authority.
Connect to Today: In January 2012, the Republican candidate Newt Gingrich pledged that, if elected president, he would make building a colony on the moon by 2020 a priority for the United States.
On Thursday, the recommendations from the hearings will be presented to the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, by a Ugandan maternal health advocate, Faridah Mwanje Luyiga.
There are a number of other subtle effects that cause the moon's orbit to vary slightly in size and shape, but this one pips the last few decades' worth of super perigee full moons by a few hundred kilometres.
In 1994 he had helped set off the search for ice on the moon by running a jury-rigged radar experiment on the Clementine spacecraft that, by his interpretation published in Science, showed signs of ice buried near the moon's south pole.
