Sentence examples for perhaps elementary from inspiring English sources
Most of its material remains resides in huge clouds of invisible so-called dark matter, perhaps elementary particles left over from the primordial explosion and not yet identified.
By weight it is 4percentt atoms and 22percentt so-called dark matter of unknown identity — perhaps elementary particles that will be discovered at the Large Hadron Collider starting up outside Geneva this year.
But most of it must be more exotic stuff -- perhaps elementary particles left over from the Big Bang -- according to a study published last week in the journal Nature by Dr. Robert Rood of the University of Virginia, and his colleagues.
That means there's content in the app aimed at very young toddlers, like BabyFirst TV, that sits alongside content that appeals to the older, perhaps elementary school-aged child, like a video about "Simple but Cool Science Experiments".
Finally, and perhaps most elementary, how is anyone supposed to keep track of all these people?
These are invisible particles -- perhaps unknown elementary particles left over from the Big Bang -- that move slowly, rarely interact with other matter and are unlike the ingredients of stars, planets and people.
Not so coincidentally, you may have dabbled in these unorthodox artistic techniques before -- perhaps in elementary school.
Too elementary, perhaps, for Naharin's taste, because over the dance he constructed an elaborate video show.
Additional school safety officers will be assigned to P.S. 89, Chief Reznick said, and perhaps to other elementary schools as well.
It will probe the structure of matter on scales 10 billion times smaller than anything "nano", perhaps creating fleeting elementary particles that, since the big bang, have existed almost exclusively in the imagination of theoretical physicists.
Some kind of mysterious dark matter, perhaps consisting of elementary particles left over from the Big Bang, makes up 25percentt, while the rest -- a whopping 70percentt -- consists of something even more mysterious, known as "dark energy".
