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Meanings of astronomical units in English
Russian
а. е. Portuguese
unidades astronómicas Spanish
unidad astronómica Catalan
unitat astronòmica 
Mean distance between Earth and the Sun, common length reference in astronomy.
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Examples for "au"
Examples for "au"
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There is the city, Port-au-Prince, where the government and its law rule.
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There are seriously injured people who need urgent treatment all across Port-au-Prince.
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Mr Small told news.com.au he believed a good outcome had been achieved.
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But earlier today news.com.au confirmed the payment would be extended to them.
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Bombs had recently exploded in Port-au-Prince, and the regime had blamed Constant.
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Sandwich Island Kanaka ua like pu na haole,-all 'e same a' you!''
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The expression of GALNT5 uaRNA was significantly correlated with the TNM stage and with lymph node metastasis.
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These results expanded our understanding of GALNT5 uaRNA as a new avenue for therapeutic intervention against gastric cancer progression.
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Therefore, the exact association between serum UA and bone health remains unclear.
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Finally, a new and efficient electrochemical sensor for detecting UA was developed.
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One astronomical unit is the distance between the Earth and the sun.
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Say you make the sphere one astronomical unit in radius.
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We could attend sky parties, join an astronomical unit, and learn about the sky together!
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What the hell is an astronomical unit?
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That was one astronomical unit, equal to about 93 million miles, the distance from earth to the sun.
Usage of astronomical units in English
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It's large object hundreds of astronomical units from the Sun.
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Now, however, a sweep had discovered this crystal at a distance of two astronomical units.
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When you have to measure them in astronomical units, it probably isn't a good bet.
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The reassurance that there were, in fact, eleven human souls closer than eight astronomical units away.
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Or about one hundred astronomical units.
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The distance to be traveled was roughly one and a half light-hours-sometwelve astronomical units of ninety-threemillion miles each.
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Opening its affinity full, projecting a wordless shout of joy and sorrow over a spherical zone thirty astronomical units in radius.
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That meant that by now they could have traveled anywhere between one and two billion kilometers-say ,betweensix and thirteen astronomical units.
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At the moment, New Horizons is about 10 astronomical units (the average distance between the Sun and the Earth) from Pluto.
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Struve found the probable velocity of the solar system in space to be fifteen miles a second, or five astronomical units a year.
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In the universe outside, six and a half hours slipped away, and with them another 7 billion kilometers, or forty-six more astronomical units.
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Starman made its Martian approach "within 0.05 astronomical units, or under 5 million miles, of the Red Planet".
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A substellar-mass object in orbit at about 300 astronomical units from the young low-mass star G 196-3 was detected by direct imaging.
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Previous close encounter Back in July, Asteroid 2020ND measuring 170 metres in diameter came within 0.034 astronomical units (AU) of Earth.
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Asteroids and other space materials are considered near-Earth objects if they pass within 1.3 astronomical units of our planet -or 149 million km.
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The white dwarf orbited Eta Boötis A at a distance of 1.4 astronomical units, with a period of about one and a third years.
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Translations for astronomical units
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Astronomical units across language varieties
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