pulsar|pulsars in English
noun
['pʌlsɑr /-sɑː]
(Astronomy) celestial body which radiates electromagnetic pulses at regular intervals (believed to be a rapidly spinning neutron star)
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1. The pulsar is a member of the slowly growing class of millisecond pulsars with low-mass companions.
2. The limited sensitivity of present pulsar surveys and the greater frequency drift make the more distant pulsars difficult to observe.
3. They discovered a new pulsar wake.
4. The pulsar is probably a different object.
5. At present, parallax measurements for pulsars are few and barely significant.
6. Structure of a pulsar — a rotating magnetic neutron star.
7. It was always holograms this and cyclic pulsars that.
8. Pulsars flash, gamma-ray bursts detonate black holes accrete.
9. Pulsar Music Player Pro - Mp3 Player, Audio Player
10. It is therefore another compact star, perhaps even a pulsar.
11. Finally, the minimum distance classifier is used to classify pulsar signals.
12. Pulsars, neutron stars and quark stars are then created based on their mass.
13. Supernovae remnants can leave behind pulsars or spinning neutron stars that may produce gravitational waves.
14. A pulsar is a celestial object that emits light in short burst.
15. "Space Movie Reveals Shocking Secrets of the Crab Pulsar" (Press release).
16. An introduction on the definition of binary pulsar time BPT was given.
17. Buzzsaw is an iconic variant of the Darra-Polytechnic DS1 Pulsar in Cyberpunk 2077
18. Here we describe the largest glitch so far recorded in the Crab pulsar.
19. The present and potential situation of the pulsar observation research in China is analysed.
20. A three - dimensional model of the pulsar magnetosphere by Prof K . S . Cheng of HKU.
21. The comparisons between the frequency stabilities for atomic time and pulsar time are presented.
22. Each pulsar or neutron star is the fast - rotating, dead heart of a once - massive star.
23. Pulsars are very dense stellar corpses that emit radio waves only into a very narrow beam.
24. In 1979, researchers announced measurements of small acceleration effects of the orbital movements of a pulsar.
25. A variant of the suggestion is that the Sun has a pulsar as a companion.