例句與造句

1. The detection of objects with inclinations of 40 degrees or more, the authors write in Nature, " would clinch the case for extrasolar objects in the solar system ."
2. Techniques for identifying extrasolar objects generally cannot determine whether an object has " cleared its orbit ", except indirectly via an objects which have been identified in orbit around other stars.
3. "' PSO J318.5-22 "'is a rogue planet, an extrasolar object of planetary mass that does not appear to have a host star.
4. When the scalar product is expressed in terms of the right ascension \ alpha and declination \ delta of the Sun ( index \ odot ) and of the extrasolar object this becomes:
5. :Ok, looking at the Astronomical objects article, I changed " Extrasolar system ", which I find to be somewhat . . . improper . . . to " Extrasolar objects ".
6. It's difficult to find extrasolar objects in a sentence. 用extrasolar objects造句挺難的
7. :: This includes physics and physicists, astronomy and astronomers, astrophysics and astrophysics, the solar system, constellations and asterisms, stars, galaxies, extrasolar objects, and rocketry / spaceflight.
8. At the optical wavelengths at which Fomalhaut b is detected, it is only about 2.7?0  " 10 times as bright as the star and is the faintest ( intrinsically ) extrasolar object yet imaged.
9. I think that " Solar System " and all the top-level items in " Extrasolar objects " ( Exoplanets, Stars by luminosity class, Compact stars, Galaxies, etc . ) should also be an equivalent subcategory of : Category : Celestial objects.
10. :: I think that " Solar System " and all the top-level items in " Extrasolar objects " ( Exoplanets, Stars by luminosity class, Compact stars, Galaxies, etc . ) should also be an equivalent subcategory of : Category : Celestial objects.
11. A separate " working " definition for extrasolar planets was, however, recommended by a working group of the IAU in 2003 and includes the criterion : " The minimum mass / size required for an extrasolar object to be considered a planet should be the same as that used in the Solar System ."
12. There are no examples of such objects in the Solar System to study; not enough is known about the nature of atmospheres of these kinds of extrasolar objects, and the net temperature effect of such atmospheres including induced albedo, anti-greenhouse or other possible heat sources cannot be determined by their position in the habitable zone.
13. "' Kepler-39b "'( formerly known as "'KOI-423b "'), is a confirmed extrasolar object ( either a Jovian planet or brown dwarf because of its mass ) discovered orbiting the F-type star Kepler-39 . It is eighteen times more massive than Jupiter, and is about five fourths its size.