Sentence examples for sort of physics from inspiring English sources

Every race is a sort of physics experiment on wheels, a constant search for the perfect balance between downforce, which holds the car to the track on turns, and drag, which slows the car on the straightaways.

It's the sort of physics advance that Sauron might appreciate.

As a result, said Dr. Doyle, "it's a laboratory for all sorts of physics and stellar evolution".

Rappers have some sort of otherworldly set of physics that apply to them; they are propelled by an intertia mere mortals will never understand.

Both groups are correct, and there is some sort of new physics at play responsible for the two groups obtaining different results.

We'd need to discover some sort of new physics at the electroweak scale, either in terms of extra C- and CP-violation or additional baryon-number-violating interactions, to explain the Universe we know we have today.

What kind of physics do you do? A. I'm sort of a low-energy physicist.

Their results strikingly revealed a distinct difference in the way that experts and novices, as defined in their study, sorted the same set of physics problems.

To account for these gaps, all sorts of "new physics" have been proposed, complete with new dimensions, new particles (or "sparticles"), and mini black holes.

Neutron stars are a fascinating testbed for all sorts of extreme physics and studying the details of their interior is still an active area of research.

Perhaps as a consolation to your expanding Universe woes, consider that the fact that the Universe will expand forever given its current contents means that we understand very little about how it works; there appears to be all sorts of exotic physics in the Universe, more exotic than that in the wildest science fiction fantasies.