multiple star

A multiple star is a star with multiple edges allowed.

If the sun is not a member of a binary or multiple star system, it is among the minority of stars.

Gamma Andromedae itself is a beautiful multiple star worthy of inspection, consisting of a golden primary and greenish-blue companion easily separated in a small telescope.

With a multiple star cast, Paresh Rawal leads the way in the laughter genre closely followed by Anil Kapoor.

Vertical in design (1.6" x 0.95"), the stamps were printed on all over 5 pointed multiple star watermark paper.

Alpha Crucis, also known as Acrux is a multiple star of magnitude 0.81.

Travel is an inherent part of consulting work and you will find yourself in small towns at a motel that does not have a multiple star rating more often then a large city with a selection of hotels and places to eat.

To facilitate chip-level integration of multiple STAR Memory instances, chip-level IP called the STAR JPC has been added to the system.

* Support for bus, star, and multiple star topologies

Until now all previously known black holes have been found in multiple star systems, orbiting a companion star.

Alpha Delphini, named after a multiple star system in the planetary constellation, became one of the longest-priced winners of the Nunthorpe after being sent off a 40/1 outsider.

Beyond the dagger, let's focus on the beautiful multiple star Sigma (a) Orionis, visible to the unaided eye as a single point near Zeta ([zeta]) Orionis (Alnitak), the leftmost star of Orion's Belt.

Most stars tend to be found in binary or multiple star systems.

In 1991, the waves reached Zeta Herculis, a multiple star at the southwest corner of the 'keystone' of Hercules 35 light years away.