Sentence examples for pronounced star from inspiring English sources

Our previously published preliminary results suggested that TaqII REase exhibits pronounced star activity, which can be further stimulated by SIN.

The symbol K*, pronounced "K star"—represents knowledge brokering and related roles.

The tendency for crystal rearrangement was less pronounced in star polymers based on dendrimer or hyperbranched cores, suggesting that the dendritic cores constitute an obstacle to crystal rearrangement.

For the past 20 years, astrophysicists have been watching stars and other space matter swirling around Sagittarius A* (pronounced A-star), the black hole at the center of the Milky Way.

(The European pronunciation of the family name is SHTAR-ker; after moving to the United States, he pronounced it STAR-ker).

Bono pronounced himself "star-struck" after meeting her, which is surely true of everyone, with the possible exception of her hero Dave Lee Travis (aka "the Hairy Cornflake"), whose show on the BBC World Service she used to listen to while under house arrest in Burma.

"That looks like the dress Hilary Swank wore," she said, pronouncing the star's name "schwank".

Owner says: Horse's name is pronounced 'Kaw-to Star' not "Kay-to Star'.

Whoever got the most red stars at the end of the week would be publicly pronounced the brightest star of Xingqiao; the student with the fewest stars was punished with Friday-afternoon janitorial duties.

Some Broadway insiders have nicknamed them the Jedi, (pronounced as in "Star Wars") in honor of its founder, Jed Bernstein, the president of the League of American Theaters and Producers.

The curators pronounced it a star attraction among hundreds of rarely seen ancient objects in the neglected museums and dusty storerooms they have been scouring across Myanmar as they prepare for a 2015 exhibit at the Asia Society in New York City that will celebrate the nation's long-hidden Buddhist art.