elliptical造句

Still, elliptical galaxies can be very large.

Elliptical galaxies may also be small, in which case they are dubbed dwarf elliptical galaxies.

Few new stars are known to form in elliptical galaxies.

But the general solutions call for a elliptical orbit.

light green, elliptical, very thin, long flexible petiole. Usually single crown. Large.

Through the actuality analysis of self-synchronized elliptical shaker, the subject of dynamics about some new self-synchronized elliptical shakers is established in this dissertation.

Many of them have elliptical plots and are sprinkled with spelling and grammatical errors.

Thirty minutes on the elliptical, for example, cancels out only about half a blueberry muffin.

large elliptical brightly colored deep-sea fish of Atlantic and Pacific and Mediterranean.

Unlike the elliptical galaxies, the spiral is rich in dust and gas for the formation of new stars.

Later in the course, we will cover elliptical orbits, but now let's exclusively talk about circular orbits.

The observations suggest that elliptical galaxies like this still have some youthful vigor left, thanks to encounters with smaller galaxies.

Its broad arms are distorted by gravitational interaction with a fellow Virgo cluster member, giant elliptical galaxy NGC 4697.

The best alternatives are water running, elliptical training, bicycling, and inline skating, because they closely simulate the action and demands of running.

Then the factors influencing the synchronism and stability of the shaker are discussed. At last the conditions of balanced elliptical motion are presented.

I now go into an elliptical orbit because the new velocity is no longer the right velocity for a circular orbit.

For the new study, appearing this week in the journal Nature, astrophysicist Reinabelle Reyes and colleagues looked at data gathered from more than 70, 000 bright, elliptical galaxies.

The discovery that elliptical galaxies have many more red dwarf stars than the Milky Way means that the universe might have three times as many total stars as previously thought.

Due to the moon's titled and elliptical orbit around Earth, the moon seems to return to the same place in the sky 51 minutes later each day, on average.

Even in the latter case the line is only elliptical, a form of movement natural to the human body because of the joints, so this hardly demands any great skill from the operator.

The first two extra flights were deep-space missions, with Centaur boosting the spacecraft into an elliptical orbit with an apogee of some 80,000 kilometers to study navigation and reentry problems.