Sentence examples for treated matter from inspiring English sources

He was a spiritual man who believed in nothing but material, though he treated matter as a form of energy (which of course it is), one we barely understand.

Like everyone else in Felix's life, Jules can't believe Felix's obsession with soap operas -- a compulsion that can partially be explained because it coincides with Felix's scheduled consumption of his medications for H.I.V., a condition that is treated matter of factly.

That idea died in 1964 when physicists observed a related event--an odd decay of a particle called a kaon which revealed that nature treated matter and antimatter slightly differently.

For Boyle is conscious of himself as building on past views, and such views typically treated matter as giving rise to the present world, and, in the case of some past thinkers, at least, as having existed in a constant state for some time before the initiating changes that led to the present world occurred.

Therefore, this letter aims to help the reader to better understand the treated matter [ 3].

That members of two of the couples are the same sex is treated matter-of-factly, a boldly prophetic touch that makes that section feel contemporary.

In Ms. Monte's production, which was a good three and a half hours long (with two intermissions) on opening night, the freighted language is treated matter-of-factly, including the positive metaphorical assessment of Othello as "far more fair than black" by the Duke of Venice (Eric Rolland).

The fact that he is white and they are black is treated matter-of-factly, which makes it all the more intriguing.

But atoms are extremely small, and, for most applications, treating matter as though it were a continuum introduces negligible error while greatly simplifying the computations.

Marx and Engels understood materialism as the opposite of idealism, by which they meant any theory that treats matter as dependent on mind or spirit, or mind or spirit as capable of existing independently of matter.

It does not treat matter in accord with the quantum theory.