Since we see it nearly pole-on, its apparent luminosity from Earth is notably higher, about 57 times the Sun's value.
Models fitted to the dust distribution around Vega indicate that it is a 120 AU-radius circular disk viewed from nearly pole-on.
(Compared with nearly 700,000 Poles, for example).
By autumn 1966 nearly 20,000 poles will be on streets in the five boroughs.
Therefore, the change of location of nearly real poles with additional notches and its dependence on their spacing are the issues of prime concern.
Hitler's policies also resulted in the killing of nearly two million Poles, over three million Soviet prisoners of war, communists and other political opponents, homosexuals, the physically and mentally disabled, Jehovah's Witnesses, Adventists, and trade unionists.
I do not know if there can ever be just one kind of Pied Piper for the nearly-forgotten Poles, or if one person can heal the past.
His eighteen-foot-long balancing pole nearly brushed the chandeliers when he made his turn and started back.
It is the chronicle of a continent-crossing journey, stretching nearly equator to pole, that his parents once made in a 1962 MGB roadster.
At the 2005 Indy 500, she nearly won the pole and became the first woman to lead the race, finishing fourth.
The researchers estimate the formation contains an amount similar to that estimated for the south pole — nearly 400,000 cubic miles of water.
