Sentence examples for relation to stars from inspiring English sources

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The shift from knowing nothing to knowing everything about a star's private life puts us in an awkward funk, since it's part of our relation to stars to dream of their onscreen characters and their life as in some way unitary.

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Nissan has a Star Wars-themed version of its Rogue SUV that capitalizes on its name's relation to Star Wars, and Rogue One in particular.

In looking for small solar system travelers, astronomers need a sequence of pictures to reveal that an object has moved in relation to background stars.

Just to drive home the point that the Labour Party is no longer preoccupied by "fat-cat" pay he added: "We accept such an approach in relation to sports stars; so why don't we adopt the same attitude for directors?

Reporter talked to Harry Bondy, leader of the NYC team, who explained that the purpose of the watch was to pinpoint the Object in relation to familiar stars & to their point of observation, all to a fraction of a second & then to telephone the results to the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory people in Cambridge, Mass., where the Object's orbit is computed.

The cataloging of stellar spectra opened the way for new discoveries, for it soon became clear that the spectral type of a star has a relation to the star's intrinsic brightness.

"In the last year Kieran's life has changed beyond recognition," explained Tristan in relation to his star employee's whirlwind marriage and fatherhood, "but the stripping and the plastering he insists keeps him grounded and in touch with the real world".

With the advent of the Scientific Revolution, use of the term "planet" changed from something that moved across the sky (in relation to the star field); to a body that orbited Earth (or that were believed to do so at the time); and by the 18th century to something that directly orbited the Sun when the heliocentric model of Copernicus, Galileo and Kepler gained sway.

If you look at the orientation of the two objects by using an astronomical reference point distant stars that are very nearly fixed, for example you can look at the orbit in relation to those distant stars to see that the orientation is turning.

In ancient times, astronomers noted how certain lights moved across the sky in relation to the other stars.

The astral or sidereal year is the time the sun takes to return to an apparent position in relation to the fixed stars, or 365.2564 days.

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