Sentence examples for own physics from inspiring English sources

Each with its own logic, its own physics, moons and stars.

Munroe recalls that he wasn't necessarily as attentive as he should have been in his own physics classes.

It was a source of great pride to them when Susan, their daughter, gained her own physics PhD in 2005, through her radiography research work with the NHS.

The power to convince everyone around you that your worldview is the right one is a rare talent, but Drake's universe has its own physics, and not everyone can survive there.

In Rockville Centre, the school board voted to develop its own physics exam to replace the Regents, and to offer the Regents only to students who specifically request it.

In "A Universe of Self-Replicating Code," a conversation published on the Web site Edge, Mr. Dyson says that the world's bank of digital information, growing at a rate of roughly five trillion bits a second, constitutes a parallel universe of numbers and codes and viruses with its own "physics" and "biology".

The Void is a pocket universe within ours, a strange realm with its own warped physics.

In her own subject, physics, only a fifth of A-level students are female, Dame Athene said.

Thus one can reasonably see in his devastating critique of the Cartesian conservation law the seeds of much of what is distinctive in his own mature physics.

For instance, he uses the Stoic and Galenist notion of animal spirits (tailored to his own mechanistic physics), cites Vives on the physiology of laughter (AT XI 422, CSM I 372), and shows numerous, if rarely acknowledged, debts to Montaigne, Lipsius, and Suarez.

Related to this and enabled by the scalable nature of SpatialOS, every aspect of Worlds Adrift is 'persistent,' meaning that an object's current physical status persists in realtime, relative to how or when it was last interacted with, either by a player or the game's own persistent physics.