Sentence examples for matter in it from inspiring English sources

The more degrees of freedom, or disorder, in the system, the more bits of information it can be said to possess.The universe would be at its most disordered, and thus at its richest in bits, if all the matter in it were converted into radiation rather than being its current mixture of matter and energy.

In May 1991 Gioia contributed to The Atlantic Monthly the controversial article "Can Poetry Matter?" In it he questioned the state of poetry's readership and proposed ideas to revive public interest in poetry in general.

Astronomers released the latest and most exquisite baby picture yet of the universe on Thursday, one that showed it to be 80 million to 100 million years older and a little fatter than previously thought, with more matter in it and perhaps ever so slightly lopsided.

Dr. Weber became intrigued by a strange prediction of relativity theory: that cosmic cataclysms like collapsing or colliding stars should emit gravitational waves, which would stretch and shrink space, and all the matter in it, as they sped past the earth.

"Road to Perdition," which is directed by the talented Englishman Sam Mendes ("American Beauty"), is not as eccentric as "Crossing," but fedoras do matter in it, as do long dark coats, and the thick weave and bulk of men's suits from 1931.

Of course there are constraining relations between the global structure of space-time and the matter in it.

Training matters, especially in IT, and managers must realize that and budget for it.

When he first studied the matter in 1980, "It didn't add up," he says, "and it still doesn't.

But the other matter, in which it would appear that evidential material was edited, is altogether different.

Lucasfilm, however, is a different matter: in short, it could do with a good kick up the Millennium Falcon.

"Despite appearances and the subject matter in particular, it really isn't a glamorous job.