On a sum view, 'the ice' at t1 refers to a sum of matter composing all and only the ice in Henry's drink at t1.
These expansions could be produced by neural loss, glial loss, astrocytosis, or the presence of any other pathologic changes [ 15]. White matter composes half of the human brain and consists of bundles of myelinated axons connecting neurons in different brain regions.
In June, California health director Kenneth Kizer announced the formation of a task force on the matter, composed of representatives from eight different agencies, to do more testing on the fish and to study what the health risks are to humans and what solutions might be found.
They think the universe is stuffed with invisible matter composed of particles different from the ones that make up visible matter and the gravity of this "dark" matter holds galaxies together.
Physicists think the universe is stuffed with invisible dark matter composed of particles very different from the ones that make up visible matter, and that the gravity of this dark matter holds galaxies together.
His mechanistic reductionism sought to explain the movement of the heart not in terms of its function but rather by appeal only to the matter in motion composing the circulating blood that is heated and thus expands akin to fermentation (Description of the Human Body).
The three reigning proposals were hot dark matter, composed of relativistic particles traveling at close to the speed of light; cold dark matter, comprising slow moving particles; and warm dark matter, midway between the two.
Fusion, which drives the sun and stars, is the fusing of light elements in the form of plasma — the hot, charged state of matter composed of free electrons and atomic nuclei — that generates energy.
Such findings can not only improve our understanding on the packings of non-spherical particles but also provide a basis for evaluating the transport properties and advancing the statistical mechanics theory for granular matter composed of non-spherical particles.
Cellulosic ethanol can be made from plant matter composed primarily of inedible cellulose fibers that form the stems and branches of most plants.
