Sentence examples for primordial objects from inspiring English sources

Even our most primordial objects, bodies, are already theoretical" (1981, 20).

In the nonionizing UV radiation-only case, there is no efficient heating mechanism for the whole of the Universe although primordial objects can heat up their surrounding gas locally.

Beyond the orbit of Pluto lies the Kuiper-Belt: home to many primordial objects from the earliest days of the formation of the solar system, preserved in a cosmic deep freeze.

Primordial astronomical objects such as comets (the sort of stuff from which the Earth is presumed to have formed), certainly contain hydrocarbons of the type that compose oil and gas.The scientific establishment has been as sniffy about the deep, hot biosphere and the inorganic origin of hydrocarbon fuels as it was about the Steady State theory.

However, and in keeping with the analyses of subjectivity in The Object of Knowledge (see above), in order to be responsible for the processes of objectification and thus form primordial materials into proper objects, the pro-physical subject must be conceived of as active and capable of stance-takings toward values (Rickert 1934b, 118).

Researchers have simulated the effect of a primordial black hole — an object hypothesized to make up dark matter — passing through a star.

The Moon, according to theory, was created when a Mars-size object collided with the primordial Earth some 4.5 billion years ago, throwing out a huge cloud of debris, a theory supported by isotopic analysis of the Moon rocks.

He scans teapots, vases, and bowls and distorts their images using custom software, and then 3D prints them in colored resin, reconstructing abstract, polygonal objects that look like "new primordial forms that begin to resemble early human artefacts".

Modern theories indicate that neither Uranus nor Neptune could have formed in situ beyond Saturn, as too little primordial matter existed at that range to produce objects of such high mass.

Modern computer simulations show the Kuiper belt to have been strongly influenced by Jupiter and Neptune, and also suggest that neither Uranus nor Neptune could have formed in their present positions, as too little primordial matter existed at that range to produce objects of such high mass.

It is primordial to assess that there is an equivalence between an object and a set of objects.