Sentence examples for and matter in the from inspiring English sources
Russians want above all to lead a great cause and matter in the world; what that cause is and how the country matters is of secondary importance.
Analysis of the belt's metallogeny shows that large and super-large deposits of metallic and nonmetallic minerals are concentrated in an axial zone, highlighting the large-scale redistribution of energy and matter in the Earth's crust and mantle.
Better understanding of the interaction between light and matter in the quantum regime is not only important for fundamental scientific interests, but also critical to future quantum information processing, where precise control and manipulation of quantum objects (photons, qubits) are necessary.
As Next Wave has reported, the DFG, for example, in its recent "Denkschrift," has defined five scientific programs for the next decade: climate variability, biogeochemical cycles and biodiversity, shelf systems: variability and prediction, geological boundary conditions for the budgets of energy and matter in the ocean, and framework for marine research.
From the birth of the first stars some 150 million years after the big bang (which created all energy and matter in the universe), nuclear fusion in their cores has been converting matter into energy the energy that makes stars shine.
London-based electronic musician Max Cooper and pianist Tom Hodge explore nothing less than the link between mind and matter in the music video for "Remnants," the latest release from their collaborative Artefact EP (FIELDS).
Before then, New Delhi schools openly sought out candidates whose parents were affluent, spoke English fluently and mattered in the city's power hierarchy.
Staying cool is a life-and-death matter in the Sun Belt.
The beneficial properties have been correlated with surface functional groups resulting from the interactions between char particles, inorganic and organic matter in the soil and soil biota.
Results showed a positive correlation between spatial memory and gray matter in the hippocampus and a negative correlation with the caudate nucleus of the striatum.
Iconography, the science of identification, description, classification, and interpretation of symbols, themes, and subject matter in the visual arts.
