Sentence examples for more extensive star from inspiring English sources

More extensive star catalogues were produced by Lacaille.

Many stars have coronas far more extensive than that of the Sun.

An astronomer wishing to specify an even fainter star will usually take recourse to a more extensive or more specialized catalog.

PROSPECT FACING HEART TESTS Defensive tackle Star Lotulelei, a top draft prospect, was to have more extensive heart tests when he returned to Utah.

Trams et al. (1999) reported the presence of a silicate feature around a carbon-star in an observation with limited spectral range, but with a more extensive spectral range it was later shown that the 'emission feature' was really a lack of molecular absorption (Speck et al., 2006).

When the investigations began, the Commission said the levels of cooperation between the airlines seemed "more extensive than the general cooperation between these airlines and other airlines which are part of the Star and oneworld alliances".

Matter flowing outward from a star produces a stellar wind analogous to the solar wind, but one that is often much more extensive and violent.

However there was improved and more extensive arts and sports coverage, a women's page, the introduction of journalists' bylines, the bringing in of the star columnist Bernard Levin and even an advertisement with a picture of a nude.

Google's involvement in that effort was even more extensive, however – it launched a dedicated portal where fans could pick the Light Side or Dark Side, and even apply a Star Wars theme across all of Google's suite of applications, including Gmail, YouTube, Google Maps, Chrome, and more.

French influence was more extensive.

"This is much more extensive".