Sentence examples for the same constellation as from inspiring English sources

Yet the world's best airline is none of these: indeed, it scores only three Skytrax stars, placing it in the same constellation as easyJet, Monarch and Aeroflot.

Certainly, EarthEE possesses a widescreen sweep that steps beyond the endearingly left-handed hip-hop of their debut, conjuring a dreamy electronic funk from the same constellation as dreamadelic synth maestro Dâm-Funk, the celestial, spiritual jazz of Alice Coltrane or Shabazz Palaces' hypnotic 2014 masterpiece Lese Majesty.

So I said to myself, 'These are all tracks that belong on the same album, they are like stars from the same constellation.' And as soon as I found the name Wild Tales, I knew that was all I needed".

This second signal, which can or cannot be decoded-encoded successfully at the RS, will be sent to the SS in a second time slot using the same constellation size as that of the overheard signal, 4-QAM in this case.

The main argument is that gene deletions and frame-shift mutations that are null alleles, lead to virtually the same constellation of phenotypes as amino acid substitution variants.

Notably, however, targeted disruption of the Clock gene does not lead to the same constellation of phenotypes as seen in mice with disruption of other genes critical for circadian clock function (Tables 1 and 2).

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.

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

While pain may not register as a traditional disease like heart disease or diabetes, the same constellation of factors are at play.

As the neuroscientist Steven Novella wrote in March, "It's similar to migraine headaches we know they exist as a syndrome primarily because many different people report the same constellation of symptoms and natural history".

Thus each ACG is used as an average for a group of patients with the same constellation of ADGs, thereby indicating the need for care of each category of patients.