Sentence examples for microscopic realm from inspiring English sources

Today's scientists recognize that bugs are not the real cause of disease and have redirected their attention to the microscopic realm.

According to quantum mechanical rules governing the microscopic realm, seemingly empty space is a sea of ephemeral particles that constantly come into and go out of existence.

Brian Greene, author of "The Elegant Universe" and a professor of physics and mathematics at Columbia University: "As developed in 1927 by Heisenberg, it tells us there's a fundamental limitation about and on what we can possibly know about the microscopic realm -- where something is and how fast something is moving," he said.

Learning how to wield the tools of molecular and cellular biology requires that the scientist develop a faculty for envisioning a non-intuitive, microscopic realm of reality.

Such a primary advancement, providing a clearer glimpse into the microscopic realms, may present us as never before with an unprecedented view of the quantum engine that underpins physical reality itself and help place the contextual nature of entanglement and quantum superposition on a firmer foundation.

Their successors would develop techniques that enabled them to open up a sub-microscopic realm of electrons, protons and neutrons, and then a world of muons, bosons and quarks – and for all anyone knows further investigation may reveal new species of particles lurking underneath the quarks.

The sequel also provided more of an opportunity to explore the sub-microscopic "quantum realm" introduced in Ant-Man.

Some physicists attempted to bypass the thorny issue of mind by dividing nature into two physical realms, the microscopic (the small scale where quantum mechanics has been triumphant) and the macroscopic (the large scale where everyday objects obey the laws of classical physics).

Its movement is at the cusp of acrobatics and dance, with extraordinary feats of partnering and cooperation; much of its imagery is biological, often microscopic, and frequently mutates into the realm of imaginary beings.

"Our research brought these amazingly sophisticated events called 'life' to the realm of the atomic and microscopic world… and it worked".

This result identifies an analogy between the microscopic world of epithelial cells and the macroscopic realm of the Namib, suggesting that approaches developed specifically for the analysis of microscopic structures may extend into ecologically relevant, macroscopic dimensions.