Sentence examples for shape of space from inspiring English sources

But the space doctor figured out that heavy things change the shape of space as well as time.

It defines the shape of space and time; without matter, space and time would have no meaning.

It is not hard to see why the Guggenheim snapped up "The Shape of Space," for it quietly dazzles.

Not only has she been recently exhibiting all over the country, but the Guggenheim Museum has bought the "The Shape of Space" (2004), the central work here.

(Until September, the lobby also has "The Shape of Space," a sparkling plastic sculpture that looks, to the coiffure-conscious, like a tidal wave of hair gel).

The show opens on the rotunda floor with "The Shape of Space," Alyson Shotz's immense shimmering curtain of plastic lenses, hand-cut and stapled together, which is the source of the show's title.

Whereas Newton thought that gravity was a force, Einstein showed that gravity arises from the shape of space-time.

In quantum theory, forces arise from the interchange of certain elementary particles, not from the shape of space-time.

In this theory, there is a direct correspondence between the matter-energy of the universe (expressed in the tensor) and the shape of space-time.

It became apparent that the fault with the Pioneers' travels turned out to lie not in the stars or the shape of space-time but in the spacecraft themselves.

General relativity is expressed in a set of interlinked differential equations that define how the shape of space-time depends on the amount of matter (or, equivalently, energy) in the region.