cosmological

IPA: kˈɔzmʌɫˈɔdʒɪkʌɫ

Examples of "cosmological" in Sentences

The cosmological is constantly at war with the personal.
That is clear on both the microscopic and the cosmological scales.
To do this, Einstein inserted a fudge factor, which he called the cosmological constant.
Sure, just as we've failed in cosmological research, and have no idea how, say, the solar system really formed.
There's a huge stockpile of them little more than a stone's throw away in cosmological terms, all waitng for someone to grab them up.
"Failure of abiogenesis research" Sure, just as we've failed in cosmological research, and have no idea how, say, the solar system really formed.
Linder: So the granddaddy of all concepts of dark energy was put forward by Albert Einstein all the way back in 1917, what he called the cosmological constant.
Both look like examples of front-loading for life (given the requirement for stars, etc), except that 'fine-tuning', not 'front-loading' is the common term in cosmological contexts.
“In modern string theory, dark energy also called the cosmological constant is the energy stored in empty space, where pairs of matter and anti-matter particles are spontaneously created and annihilated,” said Baylor researcher Gerald Cleaver.
The new truth reached by the discovery has recently also been incorporated as an important ingredient in cosmological speculations The aim has been to try to understand how a universe, originally very hot and symmetric, could avoid that matter and antimatter almost immediately annihilated each other.