Sentence examples for persisting concrete from inspiring English sources
It happens that ever since the scientific revolution of the 17th century, what physics has given us in the way of candidates for the fundamental laws of nature have as a general rule simply taken it for granted that there is, at the bottom of everything, some basic, elementary, eternally persisting, concrete, physical stuff.
O'Flynn formulates an answer to Frank's mother's question, tracing the strands of human connection that persist amid the concrete underpasses and flickering screens.
Every previous such theory counted material particles among the concrete, fundamental, eternally persisting elementary physical stuff of the world — and relativistic quantum field theories, interestingly and emphatically and unprecedentedly, do not.
Furthermore, severe ray effects observed in preliminary calculations throughout the TSC internal cavity that persist in the transport through the concrete walls require special treatment.
It is clear, however, that his initial convictions persisted a good deal longer: the most concrete form of reality is undifferentiated, and consciousness as the manifestation of reality is inseparable from it.
We show through concrete examples that these periodic orbits can persist in heterogeneous networks, even for large perturbations.
Schumacher closed the inside line to force Barrichello onto the outside, but Barrichello persisted on the inside at 180 mph, despite the close proximity of a concrete wall and Schumacher leaving him only inches to spare.
However, uncertainty persisted for half a century about how atomic theory was to be configured and applied to concrete situations.
"Against this background the positive results of concrete reform efforts at technical level remain fragmented, reforms have not yet taken firmly root and shortcomings persist".
