Sentences with phrase «revolved around a centre»

The two objects revolve around their centre of mass, which lies closer to Pluto because it is more massive.

To say this space needed a renovation was a understatement, the entire kitchen and living room revolved around a centre curved brick wall r...

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It came to be a signifier for the interior hub of the dramatic story, the centre - point around which all significant dramatic dialogue and action revolved.

The two binary stars A and B revolve around their common centre of mass in a relatively close orbit, while the third star, Proxima Centauri, is 0.22 light years away, more than 12,500 times the distance between the Sun and Earth.

Like most movies Williams is involved in, this one is engineered to give him centre stage, with the rest of the cast revolving around his presence.

Previously, in earlier titles and even in other games in the same genre, you would feel that the world revolves around you at times — you're in the centre and everything happens because of you... Monster Hunter World plays differently, it makes you part of an eco-system which is happily surviving without you — creatures hunting other creatures and even eating each other in some cases.

XP and levelling up revolves around the amount of enemies you defeat as the number of experience points earned will be displayed to the right of a green meter at the bottom centre of the HUD, while XP is also rewarded for completing missions in any mode.

For 30 years, Zelda's combat has revolved around a now iconic structure: at the centre of the experience is Link's trusty sword and shield, beyond that are an array of tools that you can collect as you progress through the linear narrative that can double up as weapons.

Thus, the layout of the Centre Pompidou's exhibition revolves around the highlights of the artist's production.

The Mexico - City based artist is presenting an installation in three parts that revolves around a video «made up of six chapters framed within fictionalized vignettes,» with the main character «Urchin» at the centre.

The space revolves around a central stage area, with the architecture of the space blacked out with full - height curtains to focus attention on a large red platform at the centre.

In the early 1600s, when the Catholic Church was teaching that God made Earth the centre of the universe, Galileo's observations of the heavens led him to write that Earth revolved around the sun.