circularise's Usage Examples:

They were equipped with an SVM-1 apogee motor to circularise their orbits following launch atop Delta E1 carrier rockets.

delta-v change made at the apogee of an elliptical orbit in order to circularise it.

apogee and would circularise the orbit.

6 km/s, for LEO to circularise at 500 km would.

27 million kilometers from the star, tidal forces would circularise the orbit unless another perturbing body exists in the system.

It is the ester linkages within the key, 12-residue region that circularise the molecule giving it its inhibitory conformation.

activities on 1 October 1868, when John Dempster made it his business to circularise all potential customers: "I beg to inform you that this Company intend.

the lox recombination site to allow P1's double-stranded DNA genome to circularise after infection.

Because tidal forces would tend to circularise the orbit of the planet on short timescales, this suggested that Gliese.

On-board satellite propulsion is then used to raise the perigee, circularise and reach GSO.

On-board satellite propulsion is then used to raise the perigee, circularise and reach GEO.

site-specific recombination system, which allows the linear genome to circularise to form a plasmid after infection.

The tidal force from Jupiter, on the other hand, works to circularise their orbits.

March 1813 a directors’ meeting was held at which it was determined to circularise the shareholders: “The water was let into the canal and basin this day.

regarding fixtures was the rugby league office and they decided to “circularise the clubs in this matter”.

Synonyms:

canvas; poll; circularize; canvass;

Antonyms:

take; gather; sheathed; wide; painted;