Sentence examples for stellar light from inspiring English sources
In 1993 a U.S.-Australian team reported detecting the predicted telltale stellar light variations.
And this is what we can pick up in the stellar light.
These sometimes cause electrical issues, but mostly just give us stunning stellar light shows in the form of aurorae.
No, Ms. Harris's version of cool heat, which is sending off stellar light waves in the McCarter Theater's revival of Edward Albee's "All Over," goes deeper.
Reducing these data to high-precision photometric timeseries is challenging due to the wide point-spread function (PSF) and the blending of stellar light in such dense regions.
And little side dishes of sauce – aïoli with a massive tangle of langoustines; béarnaise with a thick chunk of fine, bloody ribeye – are stellar: light, almost foamy, telling tales of good eggs, butter and freshly-snipped herbs.
Combined with stellar lighting, it makes this a hugely classy state-of-the-art arena show that charms even as you play spot the influences.
With the spectral evolutionary synthesis model Star-burst99 (Leitherer et al., 1999), and assuming a constant SFR over 108 yr, solar metallicity, and the Salpeter IMF (mass range 0.1M⊙−100M⊙), we obtain the relation between the SFR and LFUV as (Iglesias-Páramo et al., 2006) (12 The relation between SFR and TIR luminosity is (13 where we have assumed that all stellar UV light is absorbed by dust.
Observations of stellar infrared light also have assumed considerable importance.
The small dip in stellar flux (light) that occurs when a planet transits across the face of its parent star, has a certain characteristic shape, known as a light curve.
So Dr Hinz and his team turned to a technique called "nulling interferometry" that they have been developing in order to look more closely at stellar systems.Because light can be thought of as a wave, adding two light signals together causes them to cancel each other out, if the peaks of the first signal coincide with the troughs in the second.
