例句與造句

1. This was formalized as Richard Tolman's oscillating universe.
2. :: : Hm . . . well, we could be living in a oscillating universe, or some other ouroboros-like thing.
3. It's entirely possible, though, that we live in an oscillating universe which expands and collapses every 100 billion years or so.
4. The oscillating universe theory that the universe will end in a collapse or'big crunch'followed by another big bang, and so on dates from 1930.
5. Interestingly, the scientists have put forward the theory of oscillating universe, which states that the cycles of creation and, dissolution will continue endlessly, a well-known Indian concept.
6. It's difficult to find oscillating universe in a sentence. 用oscillating universe造句挺難的
7. These have included non-standard interpretations of the effect of dark energy and gravity, particle production in an oscillating universe, and use of a Bayesian statistical approach to argue that the problem is non-existent.
8. Furthermore, the creation of universe a result of a'big bang'in the cosmic egg, and the theory of oscillating universe propounded by modem science, is strikingly similar to the views of great Indian seers.
9. That is " Who created God ? ", or, if you assume that God always existed, why not skip the middleman and assume that the universe always existed ( maybe in the oscillating universe mode ) . talk ) 21 : 57, 8 March 2010 ( UTC)
10. There was the oscillating universe theory, then there are more modern cyclic model theories, and a multi-verse theory which proposes that big bangs are going off all over the place, creating their own universes, perhaps each with slightly different string theory parameters . talk ) 06 : 43, 6 July 2012 ( UTC)
11. :: The thinking about the oscillating universe ( at least prior to the information BenRG explains below ) was that if the big crunch singularity DID look exactly like the big bang singularity-then because they are both zero sized dots containing all of everything-then when the big bang goes off-the results are 100 % identical each time.
12. is it possible that dark matter, is / are, neutrally oscillating strings that are vibrating at the same frequency / pattern as the Universe itself . By this I mean, can strings blend into the background harmonic of an oscillating Universe ? My thought is that such a string would only be evidenced through it's mass / gravitational profile !  Preceding talk ) 03 : 58, 27 March 2010 ( UTC)
13. :It seems to me that the oscillating universe model is just as bad in this respect, as we have no explanation of what created the universe, either way . ( Or, if an OU is assumed to always have existed, why exactly that would be and how is that any better than saying that God always existed and then created everything ? ) talk ) 17 : 10, 9 January 2009 ( UTC)