Sentence examples for planet represents from inspiring English sources

Not the two first laws but rather the third law, which he had recently announced in his HM, is Kepler's starting point; for this law, rather than a calculational device for the path of one planet, represents a general cosmological statement, and thus it is more convenient for his approach here.

With changing polar conditions, Fothergill believes "'Frozen Planet' represents... the last time to see this wonderful, unspoiled wilderness in its original state".

Modest as it sounds, it is an average for the whole planet, representing an enormous addition of heat.

Where once the icy extremities of the planet represented all that was lofty and implacable about nature, now they show us only too clearly the fragility of our environment and the power we have to change it.

But it is an average over the entire planet, representing an immense amount of added heat, and is only the beginning of a trend that most experts believe will worsen substantially.

Pat Gelsinger: If I'm doing a Google map, I don't want the entire planet represented on an iPhone.

Due to the complex geometry of an oblate planet, represented as an ellipsoid of revolution with the polar axis as the rotation axis, the polar latitudes ϕ=±90° appear as more specific cases.

"The Paris Agreement was a turning point for our planet, representing unprecedented accord on the urgent need to take action to combat climate change through innovation and deployment of low-carbon solutions," the leaders said in a statement.

The "movements of the planets" represent "a zone of infinite reverberation to human destiny"; the portentousness is absurd, and stirring.

The seven planets represented by seven busts cast in low relief, in a Byzantine-derived style, are in turn surrounded by the 12 Zodiac signs depicted according to Iranian convention, but stylistically unique with their well rounded low relief.

Of the approximate 265 Kepler planets represented on the graph, about 140 were labeled "like Earth," that is, having a radius smaller than twice Earth's radius.