用dwarf造句子，“dwarf”造句

Elliptical galaxies may also be small, in which case they are dubbed dwarf elliptical galaxies.

As China's income per head catches up, its economy will soon dwarf those of its Asian neighbors.

Even now the crises of the day-economic, political, some would say social-dwarf the boldness of the parties' plans, and the gap between them.

The baron, who was a dinosaur Buff, identified the bone as belonging to a dwarf dinosaur that likely once lived on an island in the region.

Current theory correctly predicts the distribution of distant galaxies, she said. But it also predicts hundreds of dwarf galaxies around the Milky Way, and to date only a few dozen have been found.

For instance, the circus dwarf photographs are somewhat well-known.

Each innovation destined to dwarf the extensive accomplishment of the Greeks-Euclidean geometry.

They act out their dramas in a setting whose wilderness immensity both dwarf and ennobles whatever they achieve

Nicknamed "Nemesis" or "the Death star," this undetected object could be a red or brown dwarf star, or an even darker presence several times the mass of Jupiter.

The Dubai Tower will be the tallest building in the world when finished. It will dwarf the553 m CN Tower in Toronto and planned high-rises in Shanghai and New York.

The dwarf sat down and the elf rang the little brass bell.

Kirkpatrick doesn't think Nemesis will be the red dwarf star with an enormous orbit described by Muller.

The discovery that elliptical galaxies have many more red dwarf stars than the Milky Way means that the universe might have three times as many total stars as previously thought.

I'm not saying that the surly dwarf you just resurrected could be your next boss--but you never know.

However, since its parent star is a red dwarf-a far smaller and fainter object than the sun-that orbit is, in fact, much smaller that the Earth's around the sun.

At times, enough gas builds up for the dwarf to collapse, leading its carbon to fuse nearly instantly and the dwarf to explode in a Type I supernova, which can outshine a galaxy for a few months.

A dwarf on a giant's shoulders sees further of the two.

The world’s smallest known lizard, the Jaragua Sphaero or dwarf gecko, measures only 0.6in from the base of its tail to its snout.

There is a dwarf apple tree in our garden.