Sentence examples for observatory circle from inspiring English sources
The senator from Massachusetts arrived at Clinton's house in an affluent, tree-lined suburb near Observatory Circle just before 10.40am and left about an hour later without taking questions from the media.
These particular black holes, found by a team of researchers using the orbiting Chandra X-Ray Observatory, are circling each other in a Mephisto waltz that will lead to their merging in several hundred million years.
At the university observatory he set up an instrument with altitude and azimuth circles and a telescope, which accurately measured the position of celestial objects.
While on breaks from work, I would circle the observatory over & over again photographing visitors.
(b) Observed ground temperature at Memambetsu Observatory in 2004 (solid circles; Nishimura et al., 2012) and the determined annual variation in ground temperature (lines).
One of the most accurate astronomical transit instruments in the world is the U.S. Naval Observatory's 15-cm transit circle telescope (see photograph).
They surveyed 77 star systems that had hot Jupiters circling them, using the Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea in Hawaii to look for any stellar companions.
Fig. 1 Topography of Sumatra Island and its surroundings and the locations of Bengkulu Meteorological Observatory (cross) and the research vessel Mirai (closed circle).
We set the spatial coincidence criteria so that the satellite data exist within a circle of 300-km radius around the Rikubetsu Observatory.
Rutgers equipped the observatory with "a 6.5-inch equatorial refracting telescope, a meridian circle with four-inch object glass for transit observations, a sidereal clock, a mean solar clock...chronograph, repeating circle, and other instruments".
Blue square: USGS-Stanford permanent electromagnetic observatory and QuakeFinder temporary magnetic systems at Jasper Ridge Biological Preserve (JRSC); pink circle: USGS Fresno (FRN) magnetic station (in inset); green circles: QuakeFinder permanent EM stations in San Francisco Bay Area; red circles: other USGS-Stanford EMHDL and BRIBDL and BRIB.
