Sentence examples for limits of existence from inspiring English sources

The limits of existence of life have been pushed to unexpected extremes of pressure, temperature, pH, salinity, etc., for the last several decades.

What does the fish think when he is jerked up by the mouth through the silver limits of existence and into a new universe where the air drowns him and the light is blue madness?

The main goal of SPIRAL2 is clearly to extend our knowledge of the limit of existence and the structure of nuclei deeply in the medium and heavy mass region (A= 60 140), which is today an almost unexplored continent.

As William Bainbridge put it, in his book The Spaceflight Revolution, Apollo was "a grand attempt to reach beyond the world of mundane life and transcend the ordinary limits of human existence through accomplishment of the miraculous – a story of engineers who tried to reach the heavens".

It's what happens when she lets herself feel the limits of that existence that makes the story.

Most days in fact are a mix of profound appreciation for life, and gnawing sadness at the limits of institutionalized existence.

But I didn't need to ask questions in order to register that something very disturbing had happened, that it had cast a shadow over everything, and changed the world, and that it had occurred in a place that was the big "out there", far beyond the Home Counties housing estate and primary school that represented the limits of my existence.

What are the limits of the existence of nuclei?

In addition it provides results on neutrino mass splitting Δm2ee competitive with measurements of other experiments, results on precise measurement of reactor fluxes and on limits of the existence of hypothetical fourth neutrino.

A challenge for nuclear physics is to measure masses of exotic nuclei up to the limits of nuclear existence which are characterized by low production cross-sections and short half-lives.

A private-based specialist lamented he missed public work, in fact, and had only left the public sector because he felt his financial needs were unmet: "…I think solo [private] practice on its own, full-time, is a lonely, quite a limiting type of existence.