Sentence examples for stellar solar from inspiring English sources

Systems discussed include basic measurement system for force, temperature, pressure; navigation systems (Global Positioning System, Inertial Reference Systems, radio navigation), air data systems, communication systems; spacecraft attitude determination by stellar, solar, and horizon sensing; remote sensing by incoherent and Doppler radar, radiometry, spectrometry, and interferometry.

& F.N. Spon, London) – in its fourth edition by 1914 1895 Notes on the Nebular Theory in Relation to Stellar, Solar, Planetary, Cometary, and Geological Phenomena (William Ford Stanley, London) 1896 Joe Smith and his Waxworks (Fictional portrayal of the life of travelling fair people, but with an underlying message about the treatment of children.

As an Associate Editor, she will bring her expertise in stellar-solar science to the journal.

How else can you explain her fascination for the power of natural forces (volcanoes, tidal waves) and cosmological events (stellar explosions, solar flares, the disintegration of planets)?

A UV spectrometer (118 320 nm, resolution 0.8 nm) is dedicated to nadir viewing, limb viewing and vertical profiling by stellar and solar occultation (3.8 kg).

Soon "was hired to conduct research on long-term stellar and solar variability," the statement notes, adding that the "Smithsonian does not fund Dr. Soon; he pursues external grants to fund his research".

Table 7 shows similar as Table 5 integrated radiation enhancement factors according to the analyzed data for various wavelength regions as a function of a stellar or solar age between 0.1 0.7 Gyr.

For a comparative study of Greek and Egyptian temples in regard to their cardinal, stellar and solar orientation, readings with a Global Positioning Survey unit were taken in twelve areas of the temple on two successive days.

Following in the footsteps of people from all known cultures, Swiss photographer Guido Baselgia has expanded the focus of his work to the sky's stellar and solar movements as we see them from earth.

Compared to stellar or solar-system abundances, atmospheric argon contains a much higher proportion of 40Ar and much less 36Ar and 38Ar.

I will review these issues in the context of both stellar and relevant solar observations.