Sentence examples for super massive from inspiring English sources

As Britain's most diligent broadcast sport commentator, I intended to compare and contrast coverage of super massive humongous earth‑shattering Sunday on various media – a little bit of Final Score on the BBC, some radio maybe but, my goodness, Sky kept me pinned to my seat, remote by my side, untouched.

Observations of the Galactic center region with the H.E.S.S. telescopes have established the existence of a steady, extended source of gamma-ray emission coinciding with the position of the super massive black hole Sgr A∗.

It was suggested that the distortion of the Fe Kα emission results from Doppler and relativistic effects affecting the radiative transfer close to the strong gravitational well of the central compact object: a stellar mass black hole (BH) or neutron star (NS) in the case of XRBs, or a super massive black hole (SMBH) in the case of AGN.

This paper includes three examples that demonstrate the capabilities of Keck I and LWS: a high resolution mapping of the Titan atmosphere, a spectroscopic and imaging study of the compact nebula around the super massive binary RY Scuti, and high resolution imaging of a gravitational lensed quasi-stellar object QSO 2237+0305.

According to the Unified Model for Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN), both the X-ray radiation and the prominent broad emission lines, characterizing the optical and UV spectra of Type 1 AGNs, are originated in the innermost regions of the sources, close to the Super Massive Black Holes (SMBH), which power the central engine.

My original goal for the book was super massive expansion, not a Super Life.

These are thought to be powered by the accretion of dust and other material into super-massive black holes at the centre of distant galaxies.

Read doesn't say what his writers should do if reporting on the discovery by astronomers of a super-massive black hole, because "super-ginormous" isn't really a scientific term.

Although it wasn't a super-massive hit, Dinner With Gershwin made its way on to one of my mam's compilation tapes via its parent album and was played scores of times in the Brewis household and car.

I was recently passing through the Institute of Astronomy in Cambridge, where an advertised lecture on "Selection bias in dynamically measured super-massive black hole samples" got me humming the riff to Supermassive Black Hole.

Finding exactly the right match between one immunity and another requires the creation of these super-massive economies of scale.