Sentence examples for a sort of physics from inspiring English sources
Every race is a sort of physics experiment on wheels, a constant search for the perfect balance between downforce, which holds the car to the track on turns, and drag, which slows the car on the straightaways.
As a result, said Dr. Doyle, "it's a laboratory for all sorts of physics and stellar evolution".
It's almost as if the single criterion for being watched these days is merely to exist – a sort of reverse quantum physics powered by tedium.
The gamma rays mean that stuff that gets too close to the electromagnet must remain in Room 128, and over the years the place had become a sort of burial ground for physics relics.
Zahar argues that mass-energy equivalence entails that the fundamental stuff of physics is a sort of "I-know-not-what" that can manifest itself as either matter or field.
It's the sort of physics advance that Sauron might appreciate.
In this way physics becomes a sort of statics in a four-dimensional continuum.
The Aristotelian natural corpus covered a wide range of subjects in a number of separate texts: while the Physics was a sort of general work which appeared to some fifteenth- and sixteenth-century authors more metaphysical, even overlapping with the Metaphysics the other treatises represented different sections of natural philosophy on particulars.
Dark Energy is a sort of 'energy in empty space', and particle physics also predicts this kind of energy, due to quantum fluctuations of the Standard Model – including and especially the Higgs boson.
Should we form a sort of children's crusade to capture the holy land of physics from the string-theory usurpers?
