Sentence examples for star counts from inspiring English sources

Being a proper pop star counts for a lot, even when the songs aren't uniformly great.

These counts involved the same methods discussed above for the star counts by Dutch astronomer Jacobus Kapteyn and the galaxy counts by Hubble except that radio telescopes were used.

This view was based on statistical evidence involving star counts and the spatial distribution of a variety of cosmic objects—open star clusters, variable stars, binary systems, and clouds of interstellar gas.

In a cluster such as M3, 90 percent of the light is contained within a diameter of 100 light-years, but star counts and the study of RR Lyrae member stars (whose intrinsic brightness varies regularly within well-known limits) include a larger one of 325 light-years.

Subtracting the distribution of ordinary matter as determined from star counts would then reveal the distribution of dark matter.

Star counts were totaled to compare the study quality in a quantitative fashion.

The star count in Paris remains at 10 with three stars, 17 with two and 50 with one.

In 2009 the organization joined hands with Globe at Night, an international citizen-science campaign, to conduct the "Great Indian Star Count," which contributes to a worldwide star count.

The findings of the annual star count survey published this week are a giant leap backwards for mankind.

Elsewhere on the mountain, meanwhile, a curious thing seems to have happened to the World Economic Forum's star count.

The 2013 Star Count revealed that only 5% of the UK population can see more than 31 stars on a good night.