stellar
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definition
adjective
stellar structure and evolution
of or relating to a star or stars.
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The aluminum chassis has decent, but not 'stellar' , ride quality.
Dwarf irregular galaxies are probably fairly old 'stellar' systems whose chemical and physical properties may be the result of the process of slow evolution.
In many cases, soldiers who were not 'stellar' performers in the rear not only rose to the challenge but also impressed us every day.
After about three years concentrating on a mathematical theory of 'stellar' structure, Milne turned his attention to cosmology.
Boasting a 'stellar' career that spans over 40 years, Freddie began developing his craft in the mid-60s.
He has photographed enough 'stellar' nebula, white dwarfs and pinwheel galaxies to fill many a photo album.
The stars are replaced by a homogenous sea of glowing hot gas with embedded jewels of 'stellar' accretion disks, neutron stars and super nova remnants.
The exhibition provided a 'stellar' chance to feature the work of five female artists from and for the Haitian art community.
Because planets are so dim compared to stars, technology has not been able to spot them amid 'stellar' glare.
The £6m independent production has assembled one of those quietly 'stellar' casts that more typically adorn a BBC costume drama.
It is also the first disk imaged around an M-type red dwarf, the most common type of star in the 'stellar' neighborhood around the Sun.
They cannot promise their IPO companies 'stellar' research ratings or even coverage.
The show premiered two weeks ago to less than 'stellar' ratings.
His service in the Senate, while not describable as 'stellar' , has featured some important moments of gravity and responsibility.
The image quality isn't 'stellar' , but as Cohen points out in the commentary, the movie looks good for a non-studio effort.
Undoubtedly the launch of the musical in Melbourne this weekend will be a real gas, and how could it not be given its origins and 'stellar' cast and Brooks here to send it on its merry way.
He had, indeed has, a sort of 'stellar' quality unmatched by all but one or two of his former colleagues in the Australian foreign service.
The audience loved him, but he seemed oddly unaware of the crowd, as if he was a star actor giving a 'stellar' performance to a television camera.
Director Stephen Daldry's experience in the theatre enables him to coax extraordinary performances from a 'stellar' cast.
Glenview have lost a list of 'stellar' names to their Super League rivals Abbey United, while many of those who waited at the club decided to wait in Sligo on Sunday as well.
And a trio of roughly Earth-sized planets was found in 2002 to orbit a dense 'stellar' corpse known as a neutron star.
Most theories of 'stellar' evolution portray stars as lone entities or perhaps in a pair with one other star.
The Great Pyramid could have functioned as a 'stellar' observatory during its construction.
At each stage, mass is lost, the 'stellar' structure changes, and the star recycles chemical elements into space.
The remnant 'stellar' core in the centre is now sending out a flood of ultraviolet light into the surrounding gas.
He was also the editor or co-editor of substantial publications on the atmospheres of the Earth and the planets, the Solar System, and stars and 'stellar' systems.
This might sound a bit like adverts for trips to Mars that are coming soon, but in Sweden, their absent hero has a 'stellar' quality.
Take time to appreciate your 'stellar' grades, that awesome masterpiece you painted for art class and the way you've been able to reach out to a troubled pal.
As long as you bear in mind that you're dealing with a toy, you might not be too bothered by the less than 'stellar' quality.
So many, perhaps most, of these so-called planetary systems may in fact be 'stellar' or brown dwarf binaries.
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