Sentence examples for distortion of space from inspiring English sources

DAVID EAGLEMAN: Simona — I don't know anything about the distortion of space with trauma.

This phenomenon is a spiral distortion of space which should—if relativity is correct happen when massive bodies rotate.

"This means accompanying Kafka in his descent into the depths of his city," he continues, "adapting ourselves to his sensory range and cognitive register, becoming engaged in a progressive distortion of space and time, and, above all, taking on an experience (not necessarily a pleasant one) that excludes only indifference".

This massive separation will allow it to measure the distortion of space as a gravity wave passes by.To do this the spacecraft will need fantastically accurate control systems: they will have to measure changes in the positions of the satellites with a precision of 20 picometres (a picometre is a millionth of a micron).

In 1915 Einstein decreed that gravity is a consequence of the distortion of space around mass.

Furthermore, quantum effects are thought to cause a serious distortion of space-time at an extremely small scale called the Planck length, which is much smaller than the size of elementary particles.

Physicists designed LIGO to look for the smoother, but still nearly imperceptible, distortions of space caused by passing gravity waves.

Soon after, he was the first to realize it might be possible to detect the minute distortions of space called gravitational waves that had been predicted by Einstein's theory of relativity, and Dr. Weber built the first detectors to search for them.

The results will guide physicists who search for eerie distortions of space, called gravitational waves, that ripple from merging black holes and other superlative explosions.

Lehman followed a formula in these portraits and foliate still lifes, but his strange deviations and distortions of space and the body keep the images fresh.

The distortions of space that these models describe (Luneburg 1950; Blank 1958; Indow 1995; Foley 1991) do not predict any shift in the peak of the distribution of errors in our task: it remains the case that the most likely location for participants to choose in interval two would be the correct one because the same distortion would apply in both intervals.