Sentences with phrase «extremely feeble»
They are very hard to detect because their interaction with ordinary matter is extremely feeble, but over the years physicists have detected enough of them to observe that as they travel through space they can «oscillate» from one flavour to another.
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By contrast, the radio emission from radio - quiet quasars is extremely feeble and difficult to see, so it has been hard to identify its source,» explained Jackson of the Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics in Manchester.
Some versions of string theory, the most popular candidate for a unified theory, say there could be extremely feeble force fields left over from the Big Bang that point in different directions in different parts of space.
Only extremely feeble minds would believe that this amazing universe, which is only one of many, could have come into being by random chance.
Not exact matches
Note the following quotations from Hartshorne's various writings from 1952 through 1984: God is that one in whom prehensions are «wholly concrete... without eliminations of any kind» (ReM 7:109); «what we once were to God, less than that we can never be» (JR 32:101; also LP 252);»... if we can never be less than we have been to God, we can in reality never be less than we have been... That there can be no subtraction is, in my opinion, more certain than that there can be no addition» (JR 32:102, LP 253); «What in us is extremely partial, feeble retention of the past may in God be complete, ideally vivid and adequate retention» (OOTM 34).
The evidence is feeble, and the suggestion that this incident has something to teach us in the post-9 / 11 world feels extremely forced.
It's tough to believe he's as feeble and helpless as Toby Maguire's Peter because Garfield isn't nearly as geeky and is extremely charming, but that's part of the reason The Amazing Spider - Man works; Garfield makes his Peter feel like a fresh character while still exhibiting all of the facets we know and love about Spider - Man.