Sentence examples for improbable state from inspiring English sources

The players celebrated and dressed and headed for home, one win from establishing an improbable state record with 60 consecutive victories.

He also announces that, when a system starts in an improbable state, it will always evolve towards more probable states, until it reaches the most probable state, i.e. that of thermal equilibrium.

But also, it would make it plausible that if a system starts out from a very small region (an improbable state) it will display a 'tendency' to evolve towards the overwhelmingly larger equilibrium state.

Lin played spoiler in leading his high school team to an improbable state champion, excelled in perhaps the only Harvard extracurricular that goes underappreciated by the student body, never heard his name called on draft day, and yet, in his first extended minutes on the biggest stage, he absolutely blew away even the most bullish expectations.

Prigogine et al. developed a heuristic model in which life originated as an improbable event and evolved into increasingly improbable states.

So I was struck last week when the Obama campaign announced its embrace of an equally improbable "50-state strategy".

There are endless smudgy photographs of "champagne welcomes", and an improbable report stating that Royal Marine commandos are to be driven in coaches to Plymouth for a "sherry reception".

However, seeing some symptoms of the return of Soviet Power, this shift seems highly improbable on the state level.

Rabbit, a sublime narcissist, is borne aloft on the wings of John Updike's free indirect style into an improbable but inarguable state of grace, where he touches on the deep mysteries of the universe and the essential facts of the American character.

It is an improbable development in a state where both parties articulate Jeffersonian ideals of small government and low taxes.

An elite ski resort being built in the Caucasus has an improbable developer: Russia's state gas monopoly, Gazprom.