Sentence examples for common universe from inspiring English sources

Built of drab red brick in a dull, square shape, its front door is the only one which does not face the park, but opens, instead, onto one of the small, cobbled streets that radiate from the green like the spokes of an angular wheel, as if to declare itself even less guilty of ostentation than its neighbors by virtue of its refusal to acknowledge the center of their common universe.

If you could find a language to talk to them with, you would find that space-aliens' science included electro-magnetism, quarks and the other familiar furniture of a common universe.Deep differences, indeed.

Let ( F, A ) and ( G, B ) be two fuzzy soft sets over a common universe U.

PLACE supports sensor fusion and access control using a common versatile language to describe user locations in a common universe.

More precisely, in the oral communication the primary significance of the speech assumes to demonstrate a common reality to the addressees, which is embedded in a common universe of meaning.

According to [2] if F is a set valued mapping on (Asubset E) taking values in (P(U)), then a pair ((F,A)) is called a soft set over U. We denote the collection of soft sets over a common universe U by (S(U)).

This would lead to the conclusion that a word is a "mirror" of awareness, and that awareness is a "mirror" of either the common physical Universe or an individual's own personal mental "universe".

The "massively" in "massively multiplayer" denotes that you have thousands of players simultaneously inhabiting a common virtual universe.

Just this past Sunday, Eve set a record for any game when it recorded 37,729 simultaneous players in its common virtual universe.

Its presence was intended to signal the transition between Thunderbirds and Captain Scarlet, which are set in a common fictional universe of the 2060s.

These numbers are consistent with previous analyses of the common CNV universe, which estimate that there are 4,000 to 5,000 common deletions over 450 bp in size in European populations.