Sentence examples for slice of matter from inspiring English sources

But Democritus couldn't have known (though he may have suspected) that the "atomos" might prove to be far more complicated than just the thinnest slice of matter possible, and that no knife would be sharp enough to make that cut.

For those of you keeping score at home, a douchebag isn't simply a loser, jerk, nitwit, or small slice of fecal matter.

For many decades, chemical fixation and the slicing of biological matter have been used to improve the stability and optical properties of samples.

But that one extra slice of cake would not really matter much, so there is a tendency to indulge today and push restraint off until later.

Moreover, record labels, music publishers and artists' managers all want to be sure that their slice of any digital pie, no matter how microscopic, is equal to or bigger than what it was in the world of record stores and CD's.

Using a culture system where adult DRG neurons are grown on slices of CNS white matter, Tom and colleagues [ 90] found that blocking antibodies raised towards FN decreased neurite growth indicating that this molecule could be of importance for regeneration in the CNS.

But with the general election looming, and a debate over the merits of Washington's establishment already in full swing, Americans' perceptions -- especially among the narrow slice of potential swing voters -- may matter more than any of the actual statistics.

Drunk food was not an option, no matter how badly I wanted that slice of pizza during my stumble home.

Is it simply a matter of hard work that the slice of the national income pie going to the wealthiest 1percentt of Americans has doubled since 1979?

It doesn't matter if just the edges of the slice of bread get a tiny bit blackened.

It doesn't matter that ethnic minorities here make up a smaller slice of the population than in the US.