Sentence examples for massive relic from inspiring English sources

Some physicists have theorized that massive relic particles from the big bang enshroud our galaxy and unleash super-cosmic rays when they decay, which would form a random pattern on the sky.

If I had not left, I would be as stagnant as that massive relic of the past.

At the Western Wall, the massive stone relic of King Solomon's Temple, are to be found the members of the Orthodox sects, who make up the country's most cohesive minority.

A 10-year restoration project brought free-standing tubs and king-size beds to a building that still feels somewhat stark, with long corridors that wind past massive iron relics of the industrial age.

Consequently, the WGD scenario requires that almost an entire gene complement be deleted, and that deletion within regions (termed 'blocks') establishing DS patterns proceed with precision and without leaving massive evidence of relics (gene remnants) or pseudogenes (Fig. 1A).

On the other hand the ultra high molecular weight material seems to deform on a more massive scale without recognisable relics of a melting process.

BERLIN — The massive concrete World War II relic known as the Bunker is on many guidebooks' must-see lists.

A massive concrete World War II relic known as the Bunker now houses contemporary art from the private collection of Christian and Karen Boros, who bought the bunker in 2003 and turned it into a showcase.

"This led us to believe that many of the globular clusters we studied are most likely the relics of more massive, primeval dwarf galaxies that merged with [the Milky Way]," he says.

Samples coming from Boca (Figures 5, 6) exhibit massive texture, a clayey matrix with relic quartz, carbonaceous material and traces of reddish Fe-oxides.

"This is what our world was like when we started," Laura says, waving her arms at the general mayhem of Apex Electronics, a massive teetering heap of Atomic Age relics.