Sentence examples for to universe from inspiring English sources
noun
The sum of everything that exists in the cosmos, including time and space itself.
- I think that the universe was created by a life force rather than a deity.
Suppose instead of being fixed by theory, it was random from universe to universe.
What were the parameters that could vary from universe to universe?
(This being science, there's the glory of nuanced dissent around the precise meaning of each descriptive term, from "chance" to "branching" to "universe").
The concept – create and mould lifeforms and take them from ocean floor to universe – was a world away from the shooters 'n' sport gaming mainstream.
In the end, Fuller's greatest accomplishment may consist not in any particular idea or artifact but in the whole unlikely experiment that was Guinea Pig B. Instead of destroying himself, Fuller listened to Universe.
For instance, using information found on the Times Topics page about the Higgs boson, including this July's "Physicists Find Elusive Particle Seen as Key to Universe," students might use tableau to show their understanding of the particle and the role it plays.
This engaging book compares Einstein's approach to the universe to the method of Talmudic scholarship.
The ancients imagined it as the southern petal of a lotus island that sits in the centre of the Brahmanda, which translates rather inelegantly to "universe-egg".
For the uninitiated, the expanding brain meme is "an image macro that uses New Age depictions of what happens inside your skull to show the difference between sheeple and the truly enlightened from ordinary brain to universe-enfolding Vitruvian Man," as Select All's Brian Feldman explained earlier this year.
I never want to present just anything to the universe.
The Pythagoreans seek in the number the rule capable of limiting reality, to give order and understanding to the universe.
