Sentence examples for this new constellation from inspiring English sources

To make this new constellation work, Mr. Rasmussen will have to weld together two very different allies.

He called this new constellation of politics and economics "state capitalism".

This new constellation changes the relationship between the committed couple, redistributing some of the energy that would otherwise stay between them onto a third party.

No worries about new adoptive families in this new constellation: they are real families, with real kids and real parents, who will cherish the riches and mourn the sorrows of the 'others' in their lives.

The framing of this new constellation of disorders as having a potentially shared biological base – where there might be 'power in numbers' – may be a boon for a burgeoning field and offers the possibility of greater physiological and chemical understanding and future cures (16) but also reinforces global mental health as a medical kind of problem.

In the first step, each of the N components (atoms) is moved from its current cluster to another randomly chosen cluster with probability P. If this mutation yields a reduction in q(c) the new constellation is preserved; otherwise, it is rejected.

"They were the new constellation, the next generation after Merce, John and Bob".

But it is also all but inevitable, because much of the work to shut down the shuttles is under way, and the path to the new Constellation craft would be hard to compress even with additional financing.

This will not happen now, and the anticipated September inauguration of global services on the new constellation will likely be pushed back several months as a consequence.

Those costs, combined with increases in the new Constellation rocket program and in several science projects, threaten to eat away at NASA's science and aeronautics endeavors.

Polish astronomer Johannes Hevelius excised three faint stars— 6, 10 and 12 Trianguli to form the new constellation of Triangulum Minus in his 1690 Firmamentum Sobiescianum, renaming the original as Triangulum Majus.