Sentence examples for star consistent from inspiring English sources

The expansion is proportional to the distance from the central star, consistent with the entire mass of gas having been ejected at one brief period from the star in some sort of instability.

For a decade from 1963 to about 1973, a substantial number of astronomers accepted a claim by Peter van de Kamp that he had detected, by using astrometry, a perturbation in the proper motion of Barnard's Star consistent with its having one or more planets comparable in mass with Jupiter.

It was found that DraIII generated the 6.5-kb and 4.5-kb star bands consistent with cleavage at the CATGTTGTG site (Fig. 1C, Lane 2).

Finally, we define categories which classify a conventional simulation as a preservation or exchange, depending on whether the identity of the escaping star is consistent between Hermite and Brutus.

Linking a birth to the first appearance of a star was consistent with a popular belief that each person's life was linked to a particular star.

This band will never be stars, or consistent; maybe not ever quite great.

This bears out what Sports Illustrated found when they looked at one-and-done production back in 2014, when they found that over half of the one-and-done players who entered the league after the NBA instituted its age limit in 2006 had turned into either stars or consistent rotation players.

So does Vickie Johnson, who has been a consistent star since 1997.

Overall, Hamels was the only consistent star on the Phillies, finished sixth in Cy Young voting, and was frequently mentioned as a candidate to be traded in the offseason to bolster the Phillies' lackluster farm system, after he avoided being dealt at the July trading deadline.

Criteria, including the presence of a stem-loop, reads indicating the presence of a miRNA star strand, and consistent 5' end processing, were used to rank candidate miRNAs.

The fact that internode length had the highest impact on STAR values is consistent with previous studies which have underlined the large influence of internode length on plant light interception in other plant species (Christophe et al.,2003; Pearcy et al., 2005; Sarlikioti et al., 2011).