Sentence examples for arrows of time from inspiring English sources

Mlodinow, L. & Brun, T. A. Relation between the psychological and thermodynamic arrows of time.

What this less-than-sagacious adviser failed to grasp was that defending a castle against the slings and arrows of time requires far more weaponry than most of us possess.

It is therefore tempting to think that there is a relationship between the thermodynamic and electromagnetic arrows of time.

For a step in this direction, see Goldstein and Tumulka 2003's model in which they reconcile relativity and nonlocality through the interplay of opposite arrows of time.

Traditionally this was a badge of honour, a mark of trust, a sign they had weathered the slings and arrows of time and commerce and had lived to tell the tale.

This should be contrasted with the arrows of time discussed in semiclassical quantum gravity, for example, the idea that quantum scattering processes in systems with black holes violate the CPT theorem. 5.

I've been slain by the arrow of time... maybe.

All of those reflect the arrow of time.

This process is known as the arrow of time.

In: Lineweaver, C.H., Davies, P.C.W., Ruse, M. (Eds)., Complexity and the Arrow of Time.

Instead of the destructive arrow of time, this view promotes the whirligig of time.