Sentence examples for matter filling from inspiring English sources
Planets move around the Sun because they are swept around by whirlpools of a subtle matter filling all space.
An opposing view championed by the British cosmologist Fred Hoyle held that the universe was eternal and in a "steady state," with new matter filling in the void as galaxies rushed away from one another.
Likewise, if one could remove all of the matter filling a vase, the sides of the vase, pace Descartes and others, would not collapse, according to Cordemoy.
(These "halves", it should be emphasized, must not be confused with the portions of matter "filling" them at any given time, and hence should not be thought of as "parts" of the sphere of which it is materially composed).
Open image in new window Fig. 3 SEM photomicrographs a d showing vitrain band from Umaria and Ib valley with superficial mounting, mineral impregnation, cavity filling and mineral matter filling in tracheids.
The irresistible force of gravity makes this inevitable, thanks to its effects on both the normal (atomic) matter we know and the dark matter filling our Universe, whose nature is still unknown.
Müller, H. Testing lorentz invariance by the use of vacuum and matter filled cavity resonators.
But the lived experience of the Revolution was a more complex matter, filled with uncertainty, fear, and discord.
When the skirmish was begun, and the sun risen, and a strong wind set in from the mountains, he gave the signal of onset; and heaving in an infinite quantity of fiery matter, filled all their rampart with it, so that the flame being fed by the close timber and wooden palisades, went on and spread into all quarters.
But the idea of a vegetarian traveller in comfortable shoes waving away the hospitality – the distillation of a lifetime of training and experience – of, say, a Vietnamese pho vendor (or Italian mother-in-law, for that matter) fills me with spluttering indignation.
Fig. 3 Mean time-activity curves of the new reference tissue extracted from cortical gray matter (filled circle) and standard cerebellar cortical reference (open circle).
