Sentence examples for world of string from inspiring English sources

When in your life, after all, do you get the chance to be introduced to the world of string music by one of the greatest violin virtuosos of our time?

It was a fitting end to the evening: both a microcosm of the debate and of the world of string theory, in which the winner is still unknown and the whole thing is still over just about everyone's heads.

This is generally seen as the "lead" instrument in the world of strings.

"For me, on a personal level, it's pretty amazing to mix these two worlds of string quartet and my own heritage," he said.

In it Mr. Reich revisits the world of dense string chords, dark but stirring, that he found in "Different Trains" more than a decade ago.

"My world is a slightly icky world of broken strings and percentages and money that's supposed to be paid in advance but isn't," he said.

It was my own little world of words strung together poetically.

"The Hidden Reality" moves on to increasingly speculative and exotic discussions of a bubble multiverse ("Think of the universe as a gigantic block of Swiss cheese.... ......) a holographic one, a brane-world scenario (courtesy of string theory), computer-driven simulations, questions of how probability relates to infinity, and the Many Worlds view of quantum mechanics.

The American theoretical physicist Brian Greene is one of the world's leading proponents of string theory, but he is also determined to communicate his theories to the widest possible audience.

Which is not to say that, in the 40s, everything was the world's largest ball of string, or a restaurant shaped like a derby, or a motel comprised of tipis.

They use Ascii and various other nomenclature to represent sequences of words and numbers, whereas human beings live in a world of things, not strings.