Sentence examples for planetary size from inspiring English sources

Although he admired the Almagest, Regiomontanus was keenly aware that its geometric models led to inconsistencies (notably between predictions of planetary position and predictions of planetary size).

The Martian shock is located slightly farther from the planet (with respect to planetary size) and is more variable than the Venus shock.

The measured transmission spectrum presents a general trend of decreasing apparent planetary size with wavelength and lacks evidence for broad spectral features of Na and K predicted by clear atmosphere models.

Over the last decade, as the contemporary art world has grown to planetary size — more galleries, more fairs, more art-selling Web sites, bigger museums, new biennials almost by the month — it has sometimes seemed as if a new kind of cultural figure has been born as well: the international curator, constantly in flight to somewhere.

Apparently essential to the kind of plate tectonics that occurs on Earth are large planetary size (hence, high heat flow and thin crust), which eliminates Mars, and pervasive crustal water to soften the rock, which Venus lost very early in its history.

The Chemical Census survey would consist of>160 exoplanets with a range of planetary sizes, temperatures, orbital parameters and stellar host properties.

She measures the properties of their host stars finely, leveraging measurements from asteroseismology and interferometry, to infer detailed information about the planetary sizes and compositions.

It will work in the infrared spectrum, which will allow it to "probe down to smaller planetary sizes than Hubble, to roughly two-to-three times larger than Earth, more Neptune-scale planets," says Mountain.

"Obviously, something of this magnitude (planetary-size space explosion) would have been noticed by government (NASA) and or professional astronomers along with a host of amateur astronomers," 40-year veteran UFO researcher Frank Warren told HuffPost in an email.

The benefits of instrument combinations and integration into instrument suites are discussed, and examples of potential exploration suites are given for the investigation of planetary shape, size, and mass, their surface and subsurface properties, moons and rings, and the analysis of planetary atmospheres, exospheres, ionospheres, and magnetospheres.

The benefits of instrument combinations and integration into instrument suites are discussed and examples of potential exploration suites are given for the investigation of planetary shape, size and mass, their surface and subsurface properties, moons and rings and the analyzing of planetary atmospheres, exospheres, ionospheres, and magnetospheres.