Sentence examples for the same constellation from inspiring English sources

"These wines are in the same constellation".

"It's part of the same constellation of things but hasn't been a highly visible part of it," he said.

One of the other planets, Kepler 442b, lies in the same constellation 1,100 light years away.

Dr. Troshinsky said that he had seen several people with the same constellation of symptoms, all referred by physicians who dismissed them as mentally ill.

Both positions are in the constellation Sagittarius, which is the same constellation that contains the galactic center, although the "wow" signal didn't come exactly from the center.

As the Obama administration confronts what some economists describe as perhaps the worst downturn since then, the same constellation of forces appears at play.

The milky way is always unchanged and among the same constellations (for it is clearly a greatest circle), whereas, since the sun does not remain in the same place, what is hidden from it differs at different times.

Figures 10 and 11 respectively show the performance results in terms of the overall SER for 4-QAM and 16-QAM, using the same constellations in both the uplink and downlink phases, and using the same interference factors K used in [33]: K=10−2, 10.5×10−2×10−2 and 10−1.

In this paper, we aim to alleviate the gain spread of the subchannels for each user and improve the SNR of the worst subchannels under the assumption that the same constellations are employed over all the subchannels by ignoring bit loading.

If we also take into account that the envelope fluctuations of single-carrier signals are much lower than the envelope fluctuations of OFDM signals with the same constellations, SC-FDE is clearly preferable for the uplink transmission while OFDM is interesting mainly for the downlink transmission [15,16].

There is no other city in the United States where this same constellation of forces could significantly propel anyone into, or even close to, the Mayor's Office.