Sentence examples for more matter in from inspiring English sources
Our current theory of gravity predicts that there is a lot more matter in the universe than the stuff we can see.
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.
Such differences could potentially help explain why there is so much more matter in the cosmos than antimatter.
That over-density would attract more matter, creating lumps in some places and emptying out other regions.
France and Germany also recommend five a day, while the US abandoned the numbers in favour of a "fruit and veggies – more matters" campaign in 2007.
In M.R.I. scans of their brains, the newly literate subjects showed more gray matter in their angular gyri, an area crucial for language processing, and more white matter in part of the corpus callosum, which links the two hemispheres.
That's a more complicated matter in this melancholy romantic comedy.
The expensiveness of cheapness is an even more serious matter in world affairs.
When it comes to our knowledge of DNA, Kenneally writes, "there is still more dark matter in this particular universe than not".
The more organic matter in effluent irrigated soil might be due to the high organic nature of the effluent.
Moreover, the brains of the successful subjects had more gray matter in a part of their auditory cortex implicated in pitch perception.
