| Fire prevails in the heart and the thoracic viscera, which bear an astronomic relation with the south. |
| The astronomic cost of developing a drug, from idea to reality, is one thing that prohibits government involvement. |
| In a purely astronomic question the appeal lies, not to Scripture, but to astronomic science. |
| Brisson loved to busy himself with astronomic clocks. If he succeeded in building one, it was for him like a miracle. |
| In the 19th century, the astronomic observatories were moved out of towns and away from the light of lamp-posts. |
| Most of these pass within a few days, or are closely related to astronomic forces and thus predictable. |
