Sentence examples for surrounding matters from inspiring English sources

It provides tutoring for adults and children, gives courses in English as a second language and provides classes in cultural assimilation in which volunteers explain important differences in laws and customs, particularly those surrounding matters like child abuse, domestic violence and the approach to education.

The paper explores moments of suppressed emotional complexity surrounding matters of financial expenditure – unmasking the 'rational' investor-occupier.

In that case, he observed, "one might be concerned about an 'ice-9'-type transition," wherein all surrounding matter could be converted into strangelets and the world as we know it would vanish.

These are quasars, young galaxies with supermassive black holes so powerful that they consume surrounding matter in prodigious gulps, generating energies that send beacons of light shining across the universe.

Now the search will start to concentrate on the possible sources of these neutrinos, which must come from some kind of cosmic particle accelerator such as an exploding supernova, when a giant star collapses in on itself, or an "accreting" black hole which radiates energy as it engulfs surrounding matter.

The tip does not have a real mass so to speak of, but it can pack a high energy state by activating the surrounding matter.

It will detect the Cherenkov light emitted in sea water by muons produced via charged-current interactions of neutrinos with surrounding matter.

Upward going muons and showers produced in neutrino interactions with the surrounding matter will allow the search and study of possible sources of extra-terrestrial neutrinos.

In short, parts of a rotating system collide with the surrounding matter and are continuously deflected, into a series of linear motions that form a curved path.

The black hole's gravity helps to compress and flatten the surrounding matter into a spinning pancake called an accretion disk.

Blazars are a special case of "active galaxies" - those whose supermassive black holes spray out great quantities of light across the whole electromagnetic spectrum as they feed on surrounding matter.