Similar words: pulsate, pulsating, pulse, impulse, repulse, repulsive, compulsion, compulsive. Meaning: ['pʌlsɑr /-sɑː] n. a degenerate neutron star; small and extremely dense; rotates very fast and emits regular pulses of polarized radiation.
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31. We'll look for these with a " pulsar timing array. "
32. It's on the Web, and I show you a picture that many of you probably haven't seen yet, which is the center part of the Crab Nebula, and the pulsar is located here.
33. The PULSAR has participated the academic evaluations organized by national "863" (National High Technology Research and Development Program ) since 2003, and got good grades.
34. The perspective of the pulsar observation of the FAST program is outlined.
35. A three - dimensional model of the pulsar magnetosphere by Prof K . S . Cheng of HKU.
36. These incredibly fast bots are designed for pure damage. The Short-Range Sonic Pulsar mounted on each arm fires fan-shaped, focused sound waves that permeate and disrupt solid matter.
37. How such a dense planet formed is unclear, the researchers say, but it's probably the crystalline vestige of a white dwarf star whose atmosphere was stripped away by the parent pulsar. Sentencedict.com
38. And Chandra made a picture very recently of the Crab Nebula, of the pulsar, and that's what I want to show you now.
39. We use a three dimensional pulsar magnetosphere model to study the geometry of outer magnetospheric gaps.
40. This computer processed image shows the Crab Nebula pulsar (below and right of center) and the Geminga pulsar (above and left of center) in the "light" of gamma-rays.
41. As the pulsar rotates, this beam sweeps the sky a lighthouse beam sweeps around the horizon.
42. The 3 P 2 - superfluid phase transition model for pulsar glitches.
More similar words: pulsate, pulsating, pulse, impulse, repulse, repulsive, compulsion, compulsive, compulsory, impulsive, expulsion, repulsion, propulsive, propulsion, compulsively, impulsively, impulsiveness, alsace, balsam, devil's advocate, ulster, fulsome, tsar, avulsion, convulse, revulsion, bursar, sarcoma, rosary, quasar.