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91, Based on the radio regulations of the International Telecommunication Union, the radio quiet zone is being implemented to protect the radio astronomy service from the artificial interference.

92, Variations of geology and astronomy have constantly parameter variable auto-correlation function of vibration attenuation type.

93, The compilation of such diagrams, is of lasting value for astronomy.

94, Like astronomy, mathematics owes much to amateur contributors such as Fermat and Mersenne.

95, On another cutting edge of radio astronomy is a brand new international observatory that's under construction in Chile's Atacama Desert.

96, In the great world of astronomy and in the little world of the atom, Man has unveiled secrets which might have been thought undiscoverable.

97, But if you are going into astronomy or high-energy physics, now, experiments are very big with lots of people.

98, Today, 100 Hours of Astronomy begins, a cornerstone project of the International Year of Astronomy 2009 celebrating the 400th anniversary of Gallileo's original telescopic exploration of the sky.

99, He is said to be the founder of modern astronomy.

100, At the time we were still hundreds of years behind Persian Empire and Roman Empire in such fields as medicine, astronomy and mathematics.

101, The Hubble Space Telescope paved the way for new advances in astronomy.

102, Passing closer to the center of the umbra, the Moon's southern hemisphere (left) appears darker in this eclipse image, recorded from Deerlick Astronomy Village, Georgia, USA.

103, Iranian high school students win 8 medals and take first place at the International Astronomy Olympiad in the Ukraine.

104, The physical sciences ( physics, chemistry, and astronomy ) deal with material, inanimate systems.

105, The last time in human history in astronomy that we leaped a factor of ten, in one step, was when Galileo stopped using his eye and put the first telescope to his eye.

106, Ancient China made unique contributions to many areas of science including astronomy, calendric system, geography, thematics, agriculture,[www.Sentencedict.com] medicine and the humanities.

107, It will house researchers from fields as diverse as neutrino astronomy, cosmology, seismology and atmospheric physics.

108, Astrometry is the earliest astronomy developed discipline, study of celestial bodies because it can provide basic information on the movement and its relevance for the community life services.

109, In recent years astronomy enthusiasts have even been able to track and photograph the orbiting laboratory using larger backyard telescopes.

110, The paramount task here facing observational astronomy is to study real interstellar clouds.

111, Dr. Peter Sutherland , a Professor at McMaster University's Department of Physics and Astronomy, explores what would happen if a nearby star were to go supernova.

112, As the Astronomy Magazine published, a new solid planet in the Milky Way System was discovered.

113, Astronomy is the study of the universe beyond the earth's atmosphere. The main branches are astrometry , celestial mechanics, and astrophysics.

114, Many mathematical models in physics, mechanics, biology and astronomy are given in such forms. Many problems of dynamical systems can be reduced to an iterative functional equation.

115, Robert Smith, emeritus reader in astronomy at the University of Sussex, southern England, previously calculated that as the Sun runs out of fuel, it will expand into a dangerous "red giant".

116, Later he taught astronomy at Harvard University and Cornell University.

117, Biodynamics embraces a holistic view of nature: it is by definition organic but it also involves biodiversity and – strangest of all – astronomy.

118, He was an early anatomist, and was interested in geology , astronomy and hydraulics.

119, Ancient China made unique contributions to many areas of science including astronomy, calendric system, geography, mathematics, agriculture, medicine and the humanities.

120, It has enriched astronomy with many discoveries of extraordinary importance.