英語 での Fainter の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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C/1998 M5 appears to have become fainter.
It seems much fainter than expected.
Set the contrast to -100, made the colors in the image fainter.
The comet became fainter, but it is still visible.
When it begins to be higher again in late October,it will be fainter than 11 mag.
It has been already became fainter than 10.5 mag and unable to be detected Sept.14, Michael Mattiazzo.
It will be getting higher gradually after May,but the comet will be fainter than 15 mag.
However, Michael Mattiazzo reported that it was fainter than 12 mag on Feb. 2, much fainter than predicted.
In the Northern Hemisphere,it stays unobservable until May when it becomes fainter than 14 mag.
The Subaru observations were successful in finding much fainter objects than previously discovered in this region.
In the Southern Hemisphere,it is not observable until winter when it becomes fainter than 16 mag.
But actually, it is so faint as 19.0 mag, much fainter than predicted(Oct. 1, Michael Jager).
There are many stars much bigger and brighter,while most stars are smaller and fainter.
But actually, it is 17.8 mag(Oct. 22,E. Bryssinck), fainter than originally expected by 2-3 mag.
It was expected to be 4 mag at best, and to be visible with naked eyes. But actually,it will be much fainter.
The planet is extremely cold and faint, about 100 billion times fainter in optical light than the planet Venus.
In the Southern Hemisphere,it cannot be observable until next April when it becomes fainter than 15 mag.
OAO-B carried a 38-inch UV telescope,and should have provided spectra of fainter objects than had previously been observable.
In the Northern Hemisphere,it keeps observable in good condition until July when it becomes fainter than 18 mag.
Now it is 17.2 mag(Sept. 15, J. I. Martin),somewhat fainter than expected.
Then it starts fading, butit keeps observable in good condition until May when it becomes fainter than 18 mag.
But actually, the comet is 19.4 mag(Sept. 29, G. Hug),much fainter than this ephemeris.
It is not observable until late March in the Northern Hemisphere,but will be observable for a long time while it is getting fainter after that.
Although it had been brightening well until June,it is getting a bit fainter than this ephemeris recently.
The nucleus was split into two components in 1992 appearance,although the comet itself became fainter than before.
In the Southern Hemisphere,it stays observable in the low sky until it becomes fainter than 18 mag in autumn.
After the nuclear split,the brightness of the comet has been getting fainter gradually by every return.
For instance, a distant,potentially Earth-like planet is about 10 billion times fainter than the star it orbits around.
Only marginally larger than Jupiter,the star shines with a feeble light about 2,000 times fainter than our sun.