Sentence examples for matter emerging from from inspiring English sources

The relativistic jet of matter emerging from the core extends at least 1.5 kpc from the nucleus of Messier 87 and is made up of matter ejected from the galaxy by a supermassive black hole.

While the films themselves adopted the loose narrative techniques of the nouvelle vague, their subject matter emerged from British popular culture.

Protesting about a favourite issue of the white left at an airport, the day before a scheduled charter flight arbitrarily deporting many Jamaican nationals, will have raised suspicions in the very communities Black Lives Matter emerged from.

That is why matter and antimatter annihilate one another if they ever come into contact.But if matter and antimatter were truly equal and opposite, it is difficult to see why only matter emerged from the Big Bang that marked the beginning of the universe.

Some have thought this to be problematic: how could something so unlike matter emerge from matter, what forces could produce the one out of the other?

They existed before matter emerged from the quantum vacuum state.

These impressions arose from reconciling the many definitions of reality that I studied as a student of religion with the unifying experience of the reality that is our physical universe -- from the notion that all matter emerged from a singularity that spawned space known as the Big Bang to the Vedic cycle of creation, preservation and destruction that we observe throughout the universe.

Whereas cosmological dark matter was inferred from gravitational effects that cannot be explained by known bodies in the universe, genomic dark matter emerged from the application of post-genomic technology to the analysis of the transcriptome, and could not have been inferred from any known biological principle.

The latter extends from the eye to the occipital lobe and the optic radiation (OR) is at its posterior part, a white matter bundle emerging from the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN) and ending in the primary visual cortex.

This great explosion released energy, from which all matter emerged.

That force is powerful enough to allow structures like galaxies and clusters to coalesce from the matter that emerged from the Big Bang explosion in which the universe is thought to have been born.