Sentence examples for bits of matter from from inspiring English sources
Those who have had colonic irrigation have reported passing revolting bits of matter, from strings of mucus to rubbery nuggets.
One can construct a sorites series of contiguous bits of matter, running from a bit of matter, mk, at the peak of Kilimanjaro to a bit of matter, mp, in the surrounding plains.
He later called these basic bits of matter "quarks," adopting the fanciful term from James Joyce's novel Finnegans Wake.
The gravity law gives the gravitational force between any two bits of matter, as a function of their distance and the direction from one body to the other.
The modern variants of Newton's bucket and globes arguments no longer stymie the relationist because (for example) the spacetime interval relations among bits of matter in Newton's bucket at rest are quite different from the spacetime interval relations found among those same bits of matter after the bucket is rotating.
They do "a much better job than previous work" in identifying components of Reduviasporonites versus bits of organic matter from fossilized dead trees.
Gassendi wants bits of matter to have their distinctive qualities without the scholastic imposition of form.
Of the known fundamental bits of matter, neutrinos are by far the shiest.
Neutrinos are perhaps the least understood of the known fundamental bits of matter.
A new type of clock keeps time by weighing the smallest bits of matter, physicists report.
