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HARPS - translation to arabic

HIGH-PRECISION ECHELLE SPECTROGRAPH
HARPS; HARPS spectrograph
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HARPS         
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  • 1A [[Sassanid]] era mosaic excavated at [[Bishapur]]
  • re-enactor]] playing a [[Celtic harp]].
  • [[Coat of arms of Ireland]]
  • Cross-strung chromatic harp
  • The harper on the [[Dupplin Cross]], Scotland, circa 800 AD
  • Welsh harpists at Caerwys [[Eisteddfod]] c.1892
  • A [[gravikord]]
  • Basic structural elements and terminology of a modern concert harp
  • [[Harpo Marx]] would run around performing zany slapstick pantomime comedy with his brothers, then sit down to play beautiful music on the concert harp.
  • A red eagle-headed harp in the coat of arms of [[Kangasala]]
  • [[Lavinia Meijer]] playing the harp
  • Mangbetu]] man playing a bow harp
  • Andean harp
  • url=https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/harp}}</ref>
  • Paraguayan harp
  • Pub advertising sign for the Irish beer brand [[Guinness]]
  • center
  • Saung musician in 1900
  • The Queen's gold lyre from the Royal Cemetery at [[Ur]]. [[Iraq Museum]], [[Baghdad]].
  • [[Lyres of Ur]]
  • A medieval European harp (the [[Wartburg harp]]) with buzzing bray pins
  • St. Maria (Weingarten/[[Württemberg]])
  • A woman playing a harp on the street in [[Yokohama]], [[Japan]].
CLASS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Harpist; Harp museum; Harps; Folk harp; Triangular harp; Frame harp; Open harp; Arch harp; Bow harp; Origin of the Harp; Arpa llanera; Arpa mirandina; Arpa central; Arpa tuyera; Tuyera harp; Mirandina harp; Tuyan harp; Llanera harp

ألاسم

قِيثَار ; قِيثَارَة

الفعل

ضَرَبَ على وَتَرٍ واحِد

HARPIST         
  • website=lib.ugent.be}}</ref>
  • 1A [[Sassanid]] era mosaic excavated at [[Bishapur]]
  • re-enactor]] playing a [[Celtic harp]].
  • [[Coat of arms of Ireland]]
  • Cross-strung chromatic harp
  • The harper on the [[Dupplin Cross]], Scotland, circa 800 AD
  • Welsh harpists at Caerwys [[Eisteddfod]] c.1892
  • A [[gravikord]]
  • Basic structural elements and terminology of a modern concert harp
  • [[Harpo Marx]] would run around performing zany slapstick pantomime comedy with his brothers, then sit down to play beautiful music on the concert harp.
  • A red eagle-headed harp in the coat of arms of [[Kangasala]]
  • [[Lavinia Meijer]] playing the harp
  • Mangbetu]] man playing a bow harp
  • Andean harp
  • url=https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/harp}}</ref>
  • Paraguayan harp
  • Pub advertising sign for the Irish beer brand [[Guinness]]
  • center
  • Saung musician in 1900
  • The Queen's gold lyre from the Royal Cemetery at [[Ur]]. [[Iraq Museum]], [[Baghdad]].
  • [[Lyres of Ur]]
  • A medieval European harp (the [[Wartburg harp]]) with buzzing bray pins
  • St. Maria (Weingarten/[[Württemberg]])
  • A woman playing a harp on the street in [[Yokohama]], [[Japan]].
CLASS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Harpist; Harp museum; Harps; Folk harp; Triangular harp; Frame harp; Open harp; Arch harp; Bow harp; Origin of the Harp; Arpa llanera; Arpa mirandina; Arpa central; Arpa tuyera; Tuyera harp; Mirandina harp; Tuyan harp; Llanera harp

ألاسم

قِيثَار ; قِيثَارَة

الفعل

ضَرَبَ على وَتَرٍ واحِد

harp         
  • website=lib.ugent.be}}</ref>
  • 1A [[Sassanid]] era mosaic excavated at [[Bishapur]]
  • re-enactor]] playing a [[Celtic harp]].
  • [[Coat of arms of Ireland]]
  • Cross-strung chromatic harp
  • The harper on the [[Dupplin Cross]], Scotland, circa 800 AD
  • Welsh harpists at Caerwys [[Eisteddfod]] c.1892
  • A [[gravikord]]
  • Basic structural elements and terminology of a modern concert harp
  • [[Harpo Marx]] would run around performing zany slapstick pantomime comedy with his brothers, then sit down to play beautiful music on the concert harp.
  • A red eagle-headed harp in the coat of arms of [[Kangasala]]
  • [[Lavinia Meijer]] playing the harp
  • Mangbetu]] man playing a bow harp
  • Andean harp
  • url=https://www.iranicaonline.org/articles/harp}}</ref>
  • Paraguayan harp
  • Pub advertising sign for the Irish beer brand [[Guinness]]
  • center
  • Saung musician in 1900
  • The Queen's gold lyre from the Royal Cemetery at [[Ur]]. [[Iraq Museum]], [[Baghdad]].
  • [[Lyres of Ur]]
  • A medieval European harp (the [[Wartburg harp]]) with buzzing bray pins
  • St. Maria (Weingarten/[[Württemberg]])
  • A woman playing a harp on the street in [[Yokohama]], [[Japan]].
CLASS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Harpist; Harp museum; Harps; Folk harp; Triangular harp; Frame harp; Open harp; Arch harp; Bow harp; Origin of the Harp; Arpa llanera; Arpa mirandina; Arpa central; Arpa tuyera; Tuyera harp; Mirandina harp; Tuyan harp; Llanera harp
اسْم : قيثار

Definition

harp
I
n. to play the harp
II
v. (d; intr.) to harp on (to keep harping on the same old theme)
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Wikipedia

High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher

The High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher (HARPS) is a high-precision echelle planet-finding spectrograph installed in 2002 on the ESO's 3.6m telescope at La Silla Observatory in Chile. The first light was achieved in February 2003. HARPS has discovered over 130 exoplanets to date, with the first one in 2004, making it the most successful planet finder behind the Kepler space observatory. It is a second-generation radial-velocity spectrograph, based on experience with the ELODIE and CORALIE instruments.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High Accuracy Radial Velocity Planet Searcher
Examples of use of HARPS
1. But paradoxically, U.S. officials’ «do more» chorus harps on.
2. Richy Harps was in his apartment in the building next door when the blast hit.
3. We‘d all like a perfect body and a bit of background music from angels on their harps.
4. "That I‘ve been lucky enough to have so much handed to me," she says with a smile so bright you could almost hear harps.
5. But this is a very crude temperature estimate, says Udry‘s colleague Michel Mayor, principal investigator for HARPS (High Accuracy Radial velocity Planetary Searcher), the instrument that made the observations in La Silla, Chile.
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