Sentence examples for thinking of space from inspiring English sources
Today Mr. Livengood is thinking of space travel, and the Mariner spacecrafts of NASA.
Albert Einstein's rubber sheets--his metaphor for thinking of space and time as a stretchy membrane--may be due for a dose of starch.
Leibniz's argument is clever at the outset: he bypasses the thorny problem of determining whether Newton's idea of absolute space commits him to thinking of space as a substance a view, incidentally, which Newton explicitly considers and rejects in De Gravitatione (Newton 2004: 21 2)—by presupposing only that Newton thinks of space as existing independently of objects and their relations.
As Harger points out, most people thinking of space contemplate a vacuum in which absolute silence prevails.
On CampEasy we call them Destination Camps as a special category: I'm thinking of Space Camp in Alabama, SeaWorld camps in Orlando, San Antonio and San Diego, SeaTurtle Camp in Wilmington, North Carolina.
The quantization of time that I envisage goes way beyond the usual quantization of action in Planck's constant, and is a speculative idea in thinking of space-time as fractal, as consistent with the fact that different actions have discretely different characteristic time (and space); and the idea that organic processes create space-time.
"I had been thinking of the space between the poles, and wasn't thinking of kids running from one end to the other.
The show is advertised in the Christian Science Monitor, and the management is even thinking of taking space in a Philadelphia paper, which is regarded in publicity circles as extremely revolutionary.
However, I would argue that there is a danger in thinking of safe spaces as divorced from reality.
I make them thinking of communal spaces where people can be together, or alone, and connect to their most immediate sensations.
"To see this sort of innovation in the digital realm is really interesting and aligns to where queer comics are they're always thinking of different spaces of community building and different ways to represent their work," Galvan says.
