Sentence examples for waves of impenetrable from inspiring English sources

Intense complexity created waves of impenetrable sound.

The world that is so magically summoned in this improbable page-to-stage translation of "The Waves," Virginia Woolf's most challenging novel, is one of fragmentation and flux, of impenetrable solidity and ghostly transparency, of simultaneous bloom and decay.

In this model, the boundary condition that the wave function vanishes at r = r c (where r c is the radius of impenetrable spherical box) is imposed on the solution of the Schrödinger equation.

If you happen to have an image of the British Parliament as a place of impenetrable ritual, where men with sharp accents jump up and down, shout, guffaw, and wave around pieces of paper, Prime Minister's Questions, or P.M.Q.s, as it is known, is just like that.

The Church was sort of impenetrable.

FOR many, Arnold Schoenberg remains the bogeyman of 20th-century music, a kind of impenetrable conundrum.

He said the Dumpsters were not the kind of impenetrable containers that Ms. Bragdon had described.

And a couple of impenetrable items could have been served to Tantalus.

The light-killing blackness makes for delicate balances of impenetrable gunk and infinite depth.

Figure 9 shows the ability of model for consideration of impenetrable core in earth dam.

It's no surprise that constellations of impenetrable argot have arisen to circumvent these restrictions.