Sentence examples for single earth from inspiring English sources
The experiment consists of a folded Mach-Zehnder interferometer, with the arms distributed between a single Earth orbiter and a ground station.
Meanwhile, if Mr. Gore slipped up and wore a single earth tone, commentators would say he wasn't his own man, which is a shame because earth tones are some of the vice president's best colors.
1996 Michael Jackson's messianic performance of his new single, Earth Song, proved too much for Jarvis Cocker, who clambered on stage and waggled his bum defiantly in the King of Pop's direction, before being escorted away by security.
After enlisting the help of Nancy Sinatra for his ominous onslaught of humanity in World Peace Is None of Your Business, Morrissey has now teamed up with screen icon Pamela Anderson for the spoken word video for new single, Earth Is the Loneliest Planet.
The two big set pieces of the first episode a journey through the universe in a computer-generated spaceship and a compression of the history of the universe into a single Earth year (all of recorded human history takes place in the final few seconds before midnight on December 31st)—were also in the original.But there are changes, too.
The documents confirm this picture and add many new details. 2. Despite the lack of a single earth-shattering scoop, the documents are interesting and well worth posting online.
Overseen by Klaus Biesenbach, director of MoMA PS1, with help from the globe-trotting curator Hans Ulrich Obrist, among others, the exhibition casts too wide a net and offers too many different and contradictory perspectives for anyone to find in it support for any single earth-saving program.
The test grid shown in Fig. 1 is a bipolar-HVDC grid having a metallic return with a single earthing point.
This section presents full thermal-orbital evolutions with a single Earth-mass planet in orbit around a 0.1 solar mass M star.
This paper focused on a single Earth-mass planet, but the mathematical equations can be developed to model the evolution of other rocky planet/star mass ratios, including large rocky satellites around giant planets.
