Sentence examples for deep laws from inspiring English sources

THE HIDDEN REALITY: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos, by Brian Greene (Vintage, $16.95).

A couple of weeks ago, I got Brian Greene's "Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos".

They didn't know about multiple universes until someone sent them a copy of "The Hidden Reality: Parallel Universes and the Deep Laws of the Cosmos," by the Columbia University physicist Brian Greene.

Indeed, it is still an open question for some as to whether we have yet a sufficiently rich understanding of the laws of nature or whether we need to seek deep laws that lead to order and organization (Kauffman 2000).

Kelly's deep law enforcement background is why it's so refreshing to see the experts tell the truth about Missouri.

"I think the most important thing is for the president to pick somebody who's apolitical, who clearly has a deep law enforcement background," McConnell said, adding that his nomination for the role could garner bipartisan support.

To create his wood structures he seeks "inspiration in the deeper laws of nature, which is an unbelievable treasure-house of ingenious structures, forms, colors, systems and chance".

This is a shrewd observation, and might seem peculiar only because Fukuyama's own "End of History" articulated the world's most eloquent argument for detecting within the collapse of Communism the deepest laws of history.

Instead, the neoconservatives, victims of their own success, came to believe that Communism's implosion reflected the deepest laws of history, which were operating in their own and America's favor — a formula for hubris.

Underneath the math our world is built upon the deeper laws of mystery, faith, and doubt.

It's purpose is to study a certain type of physics called particle physics, the study of the most fundamental laws of nature: what makes up the atom, why the atom acts the way it does, and even deeper laws of space and spacetime.