Sentences with phrase «single constellation»

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There were 20 deals worth nearly $ 1 billion in the space industry in the first quarter, according to investment firm Space Angels — though $ 500 million of that was a single deal: A big investment from Fidelity Investments in Elon Musk's SpaceX to develop its constellation of 4,425 broadband satellites.

To hear him sing the aria «Great Bear and the Pleiades» from Peter Grimes» the text suspended on a single pitch as Benjamin Britten's harmonies spin around it like constellations» was to be taken to some height from which the whole miserable panorama of human suffering was for a moment laid bare to our view.

And although most world - class athletes probably won't have a single major Mäntyranta - like mutation, I would bet they have a constellation of uncommon, performance - enhancing genetic constructs.

Autumn constellations are the year's only patterns that can not boast a single first - magnitude star, making this a good time to stalk galaxies — like the great Andromeda now overhead.

The bright object seen in this Hubble image is a single and little - studied star named TYC 3203 -450-1, located in the constellation of Lacerta (The Lizard).

Rather than a single disorder with small variations, the findings suggest that the diagnosis instead encompasses a «constellation» of different types of ADHD in which the brain functions in completely different ways.

The Alpha Centauri system appears to the eye as a single bright star, the brightest star in the southern constellation Centaurus the Centaur.

Ranged against him, of course, are the good guys who come together not in a single phalanx but a constellation of improvised groupings, in which the alpha males have a tendency to bicker.

In a time when Hollywood relies on the success of films costing several hundred million dollars to make, creativity is neglected for surefire gain, and no single movie star can be as big as the crowded constellations of crossover universes.

All rooms offer separate bathrooms, one bedroom — with queen - size double bed or a constellation of full - size single beds (different set - up available on request), table and chairs, ceiling fan and a large verandah.

McClelland's constellations of ciphers evoke the sound of speech while at the same time, her repetition of a single word creates a highly personal poetry about the shifting, often elusive nature of meaning.

«What was interesting to me about the project was to visualize the show itself as a work and to really try to present this constellation of pieces as a single mass.»

Her exhibition in the labyrinthine Italian pavilion will present a series of «constellations» of contemporary artists, rather than a single dominant view of how art is now.

A constellation of works within the exhibition begins to produce narratives and displaces the notion of a single author as they are placed in relation to one another.

McClelland's constellations of ciphers evoke the sounds of speech and, through the repetition of a single word, she poetically suggests the shifting, often elusive nature of its meaning.

What she envisions, she said (in so many words), wasn't a single business as much as a constellation of possibilities for collaboration and innovation.

Fifty - three percent of the youth lived in a two - parent household, 41 % lived in single parent households, and 6 % lived in other family constellations or declined to respond.