Sentence examples for bits of matter from inspiring English sources

Luminescent bits of matter, like inanimate fireflies, filled the air.

All the oddness would be easier to tolerate if quantum mechanics merely described marginal bits of matter or energy.

He later called these basic bits of matter "quarks," adopting the fanciful term from James Joyce's novel Finnegans Wake.

Those who have had colonic irrigation have reported passing revolting bits of matter, from strings of mucus to rubbery nuggets.

The new work should shed light on whether theories of those undiscovered bits of matter are correct or not, he said.

In a straight tube two miles long, SLAC's linear accelerator sped electrons to near the speed of light and slammed them together, generating insights into the smallest bits of matter.

French physicist Louis de Broglie proposed (1924) that electrons and other discrete bits of matter, which until then had been conceived only as material particles, also have wave properties such as wavelength and frequency.

Using the language of today's "information age" (see, for example, Lloyd 2006 and Vedral 2010) we would say that, according to Wiener, human beings are "information objects"; and their intellectual capacities, as well as their personal identities, are dependent upon persisting patterns of information and information processing within the body, rather than on specific bits of matter-energy.

But physics teaches that a gravitational pull is exerted by every bit of matter on every other bit of matter.

The Big Bang is often described as a tiny bit of matter, but that's an oversimplification.

Thus, the electron was the first subatomic particle identified, the smallest and the fastest bit of matter known at the time.