Sentence examples for cosmic beginning from inspiring English sources

Mr. Adéagbo's work is precisely about making such connections, trivial and cosmic, beginning with a historical link between Africa and the West.

The study of our cosmic beginning, once as vaporous as astrology, became an experimental science; cosmologists moved from basement warrens into grand sunlit offices in Cambridge, Pasadena, and Manhattan.

It is heartening to note that Kitty Ferguson, who wrote this new volume, didn't even start studying astronomy until she was 45 (13 years ago), although her interest in things cosmic began when she was a child.

The coronation, which was viewed as a cosmic new beginning, generally had to coincide with a new beginning in nature, such as the New Year's festival.

Still others are exploring models in which cosmic history begins with a collision with a universe from another dimension.

The single step with which the cosmic journey begins is a four-beat bar for the violins and violas, quivering in octaves on the note G.

Reporting in the 9 September issue of Nature, Kaplan and colleagues found that all but one of the rocks' exposure to cosmic rays began between 13,700 and 11,100 years ago well within the Younger Dryas.

The cosmic theme begins with the cover art where artist Chad Drake has illustrated an eye-catching depiction of a floating astronaut.

Quelled again, he explains that his playing is an attempt to evoke the "cosmic music" he began hearing after long periods of meditation.

All great fiction, of course, occurs inside its own designer spacetime: Swift confected several, with their own distinctive biology, for Gulliver to explore; C S Lewis found one at the back of a wardrobe in the Narnia series and another in the "cosmic trilogy" that began with Out of the Silent Planet.

The long outstanding question of where the heliospheric (solar) modulation of galactic cosmic rays actually begins, in terms of spatial position, as well as at what high kinetic energy, can now be answered.