例句與造句

1. He was considering the internal thermal radiative equilibrium of a thermodynamic system in a cavity initially devoid of matter.
2. To be more accurate, Einstein conceived of a situation where the matter distribution is known everywhere outside some closed region of spacetime devoid of matter, the hole.
3. If you have a black hole in vacuum devoid of matter, then it will absorb the electromagnetic background radiation, the neutrino background radiation, dark matter, and the gravitational background radiation.
4. But shorn of theological associations, the flourishing of 20th century physics based on quantum electrodynamics has shown that even the vacuum of space, utterly devoid of matter or conventional forms of energy, actually seethes with activity.
5. Though he does not mention matter outside, and it seems from his context that he intends the reader to suppose the interior of the cavity to be devoid of matter, he does imagine that some factor causes currents in the walls.
6. It's difficult to find devoid of matter in a sentence. 用devoid of matter造句挺難的
7. It follows logically that if there can be a space which is devoid of matter, then that is proof of " incorporeal substance " He considered incorporeal substance a priestly conspiracy to " usurp power " from the true and legitimate leader-the King.