Sentence examples for matter through which from inspiring English sources

In 1929 the Swiss astrophysicist Fritz Zwicky proposed that photons gradually give up their energy to the intergalactic matter through which they travel, through a process analogous to Compton scattering, leading to a progressive reddening of the light.

For some people, it may not matter through which medium they consume their news: A video is a video and an article an article, whether it's on a TV screen, laptop or newspaper.

The point I tried to make on air, and now offer again in the light of subsequent events, is that remembrance should be a charitable and voluntary matter through which loss and sacrifice are recognised, the past reflected on and the costs of war considered soberly.

Consequently those bubbles are the matter through which electric breakdown is realized in power units.

Those variations reflect the early clumping of matter, through which galaxies and clusters of galaxies formed.

No matter through which exit type, however, the foreign-educated people do not appear to be more productive than their domestic counterparts.

"He produced a huge number of self-portraits throughout his career, partly because he had a ready subject matter in himself, through which he could develop his painting technique but also because, as he was already famous, the finished images were highly desirable pictures for collectors.

In Principles he locates the origin of this tradition in the Cartesian philosophy, and specifically in "the abstraction from the sensuous [Sinnlichkeit], from matter" (GPZ, 275/ 13) through which the conception of the cogito first arose.

No matter, this is countryside through which to pedal.

But no one thinks the Higgs is the final word about what underlies the Standard Model of particle physics, the theory that describes the most basic elements of matter and the forces through which they interact.

This relation is exact only for black holes with zero charge and angular momentum; for more general black holes it can differ up to a factor of 2. The defining feature of a black hole is the appearance of an event horizon a boundary in spacetime through which matter and light can only pass inward towards the mass of the black hole.