例句與造句

1. More recently Carruthers focused on the statistics and dynamics of galaxy distributions.
2. Udry's initial research concerned the dynamics of galaxies.
3. He had recently shifted his academic focus to the dynamics of galaxies, doing theoretical research on his home computer.
4. Tim de Zeeuw's research concentrates on the formation, structure and dynamics of galaxies, including our own, the Milky Way.
5. With dark matter we can better understand distribution and dynamics of galaxies, with dark diversity we can understand composition and dynamics of ecological communities.
6. It's difficult to find dynamics of galaxy in a sentence. 用dynamics of galaxy造句挺難的
7. Undetectable by direct means, this matter is inferred to exist from its effects on the shapes and dynamics of galaxies, and it constitutes the dominant mass of the universe.
8. As best I can tell, the dynamics of galaxy formation don't require the universe to be huge . talk ) 05 : 06, 31 October 2008 ( UTC)
9. The rotational dynamics of galaxies are well characterized by their position on the Tully Fisher relation, which shows that for spiral galaxies the rotational velocity is uniquely related to its total luminosity.
10. Several pictures, showing parts of the universe as it was when one-third and two-thirds its present age, offered a richness of evidence for the dynamics of galaxy evolution.
11. He has made important contributions to the structure and dynamics of galaxies, to the evolution of galaxies since the early epochs of the Universe, and the formation of our own Milky Way and its satellites.
12. The answer could explain the dynamics of galaxies and the large-scale structure of the universe, in which galaxies tend to clump together in vast clusters stretching hundreds of millions of light-years across space.
13. His research interests are in the formation and dynamics of galaxies and globular clusters, and he is particularly interested in the problem of dark matter in galaxies : he was one of the first to point out that spiral galaxies contain a large fraction of dark matter.