Sentence examples for imagine space from inspiring English sources

When they used their string equations to imagine space shrinking smaller than a certain size, Dr. Brandenberger said, the universe acted instead as if it were getting larger.

Yet the area of the new find, half a mile to the south, was so heavily built up in the early 20th century that it is hard to imagine space for excavation.

It is homogeneous: human terms such as "high" and "low", "behind and in front of", "right" and "left", refer to bodies that are placed within it; and if the world did not exist, we would imagine space to be empty.

It's hard to imagine space now without an ISS full of people in it, however, and falling launch costs may mean that its life can be extended even further and for less cost.

David Bowie helped me imagine space in a shocking new way: you could drift away and be lost, but the music would be stellar.

Most of us losers who've never left this planet often imagine space food to be strictly rehydratable pasta and freeze-dried ice cream.

Einstein's general theory of relativity allows physicists to imagine space-time curved by a massive object--a black hole, for instance--into a loop where you can travel into your past.

How does the shift happen whereby a community can see an empty lot and imagine spaces of abundance?

While some might argue oppositions can expand their space in the parliament, however limited initially, this imagined space is merely a window-dressing exercise of the regime.

An extended elegy for those she has lost, its ambition is also to connect the poet to her addressees in the imagined space of the text.

When Isaac Newton built his laws of motion in the 17th century, he imagined space and time as some invisible matrix through which we pass without changing them.