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Übersetzung für 'Messier' von Englisch nach Deutsch

messier {adj}

unordentlicher

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Messier object

Messier-Objekt {n}astron.

• Messier-Objekt {n} = Messier object

• The ootheca of the New Zealand mantis has eggs arranged in two rows, quite different from the messier egg mass of "Miomantis caffra".
• However, the equations are messier than Maxwell's equations using the electric and magnetic fields.
• Jenkins explained that the song was written about "life's messier moments", commenting that he was inspired by the same woman who had inspired him to write the band's debut studio album, "Third Eye Blind" (1997).
• Such systems are used instead of absorbent pads and filters due to the latter being messier, more expensive, and requiring high maintenance.
• This definition is more compact, but somewhat messier: a tree consists of a pair of one type and a list another, which require disentangling to prove results about.

• Goodman also felt, however, that series should have got "a little dirtier and messier in the examination" of Rubin's mid-career years.
• Oggs Cruz of Rappler lamented what he saw as a wasted opportunity, stating it is "more of the same – and messier" and "while the settings change or the genre it spoofs shift, the elements remain the same.
• The site's critics consensus reads: "Powerfully acted and sensitively directed, "Babyteeth" offers audiences a coming-of-age story that's messier – and more rewarding – than most."
• The second season follows the women as their love lives become messier.
• "Publishers Weekly" called the book a blunt and "absorbing epic" which demonstrates his "resourceful activism", while making no attempt to whitewash the messier aspects of Means' life, such as his drinking, failed marriages, and anger issues.

• Although the mechanical principle of rescue is simple, the reality is far messier.
• As "Double Dare" grew messier, a green slime substance became more commonly used in physical challenges and obstacles.
• However, his departure proved messier than Cunningham's exit.
• This definition is more compact, but somewhat messier: a tree consists of a pair of one type and a list of another, which require disentangling to prove results about.
• Sometimes people show their identification cards without incident but much of what Shamir has chosen to include are the messier incidences.

• It has been shown to be much messier and different from person to person, even though general patterns exist; through a mixture of neuroimaging and lesion studies, it has been shown that there are certain regions that perform certain functions and other regions that do not perform those functions.