Sentence examples for stable matter from inspiring English sources

However, rather controversially, Dr Fischbach thinks that the large number of neutrinos that seem not to be interacting may in fact be doing so, just that the effects of these interactions in stable matter are too small to see.

"There is no stable matter, and as in Buddhism, there is no stable anything," muses the director Peter Sellars, as he reflects on the implications of splitting the atom in Jon Else's enthralling documentary "Wonders Are Many: The Making of Doctor Atomic".

LHC physicists will now keep conjuring up minuscule gobbets of the stuff in order to observe how it transmogrifies into the more stable matter that makes up today's universe.Because each ion collision produces oodles more data than a collision involving just two protons, analysing them poses a number-crunching challenge.

If we extrapolate back as far as possible, we'd come to a time before the first galaxies formed; before the first stars ignited; before neutral atoms or atomic nuclei or even stable matter could exist.

The only way to have stable matter is for the energy of the electron's motion to increase rapidly as the potential energy decreases, giving you a finite total energy.

By contrast, the peripheral beliefs are such that "as they change we are simply changing our mind about a stable subject matter" (Johnston 1992/1997, p. 137).

And that freelancing will be stable no matter what the economic cycle?

SiO2 remained stable no matter whether the solution contained NOM or Ca2+.

The stable organic matter fraction was measured as the residue of a H2O2 treatment.

samothrake showed a stable dry matter yield with higher essential oil content than the populations of O. vulgare var.

As long as the load units include capacitors of the appropriate size, the system is guaranteed to be stable, no matter how the individual components are connected.