Sentences with phrase «with hawking»

However When a spokesperson for catastrophic climate change is smart person in other matters, as with Hawking, we simoly accept he is wrong about this particular topic.

Earth's actual experience with Hawking's modern «runaway» warming clearly indicates that we can't get there (250 degrees) from here (25.3 °, -4.2 °, -24.2 °).

Given that Einstein once said, «In the middle of difficulty lies opportunity,» he would have surely agreed with Hawking when the latter said, «However difficult life may seem, there is always something you can do and succeed at.»

Einstein would surely have been pleased with Hawking's discoveries about these enigmatic regions of space.

I spoke with Hawking about the contest while visiting the school recently to do an onstage conversation on humanity's prospects in this century with Brad Allenby, a longtime contact of mine on human development.

She is a saint, though, to be fair, the movie is based on Jane's account of her life with Hawking, so we'll have to take the truths therein as simply her own version thereof.

So I went with Hawking.

Carr's years as a grad student coincided with Hawking's greatest work.

In 1973, at age 33, he left Cambridge, breaking off his close research relationship with Hawking, and returned to South Africa to set up his own team within the mathematics department at the University of Cape Town.

According to complementarity, the escaping particle would also have to be entangled with another Hawking particle.

But doing an interview with Hawking is more than putting him in front of the camera and cueing Larry.

NeverBeenBrainwashed Not that I disagree with Hawking, but as far as brilliant minds go, lets not pretend that Hawking is something of an anomaly among physicists.

I suspect that he would be more in line with Hawking's views, had he survived to see these modern discoveries.

I agree with Hawking.

But the problems with Hawking's approach run a lot deeper than this.

The problem with Hawking is that he sees the Universe as that polygon and concludes there's no such thing as a perfect circle.

No one has a problem with Hawking's acceptance of panspermia.

So if I had to bet I would go with Hawking over the bible.

I know there are coyotes and bobcat in that field with the hawks due at sunrise.

The state Board of Elections, with hawk - eyed lawyers from both sides going over every line, certified more than 1,451 signatures for Collier.

When he was an undergrad at Bard College in New York, tarantulas shared his dorm room with a hawk, ferrets, a monitor lizard, and a ball python.

Wind at His Back Grad student Trey Powers has hunted with hawks and raced yachts.

They intensified their follow - up observations of the system mainly because of a remarkable triple transit that they observed with the HAWK - I instrument on the VLT.

I'd never thought of going there, although I have stalked garage sales with hawk - like mini-plate eyes.

Get up close and personal with hawks, eagles, falcons, owls and vultures as well as donkeys, ferrets, geese, goats, sheep, pigs and many other smaller animals.

Look at every picture with a hawk's eye and don't let anything get by you.

Matthew Broderick teams up with a former soldier, played by Rutger Hauer, who turns out to be under a strange curse along with the hawk that travels with him.

I knew the general plot: young woman training with a hawk.

Children will get up close and personal with the hawk and discover how this vital predator hunts for food, nests and raise their chicks and survives from day to day.

JG: Your experience training Mabel and T.H. White's experience training his hawk Gos were (fortunately) very different, as were the personal struggles played out through your relationships with your hawks.

I don't think this was reworking an old thesis; I think it grew out of her growing obsession with her hawk, and her need to connect with a childhood influence from her new perspective.

3) Growth runs, and the Fed swarms with hawks.

The cabbie's good rapport with the bird might have had something to do with hawk's likely injuries, she said.

I used to do a lot of paragliding, in which I flew with hawks, «thermal - ed» with hawks.

In addition to those feisty reptiles, spot turtles, foxes, egrets and Howler Monkeys beneath a sky filled with hawks and brightly - colored toucans.

And, a big disappointment to consumers who has to be offended by swatstikas on Flags and arm straps by Nazi zombies and Richtofen and forced you guys to replace it with the hawk - looking symbol.

The methods of Morgan and McCloskey differed quite greatly by comparison: Heather Morgan's painting Waves Become Wings (2014) featured a pin up model juxtaposed with a hawk and a Hokusai wave, flattening the images together in a manner reminiscent of a Photoshop collage.

Answer these with the hawk - eye vision of the buyer.

Not exact matches

«The usual theory of eternal inflation predicts that globally our universe is like an infinite fractal, with a mosaic of different pocket universes, separated by an inflating ocean,» Hawking said in an interview last fall, according to the University of Cambridge.

The delay came as the free trade wing of the White House, led by Cohn, disagreed with trade hawks in the administration on whether to impose tariffs.

Young founders prefer to tinker with their product rather than do the tough work of knocking on doors to hawk their wares.

But self - learning machines are concerning enough to draw the attention of big thinkers like Musk — he referred to AI as «our biggest existential threat» — as well as Stephen Hawking and Bill Gates, with whom Musk co-authored a letter about the technology's dangers.

From her writing and interviewing skills to her ability to connect with company execs, Welch says she watched Balmeseda's moves like a hawk.

With unemployment falling steadily through the year, there has been less justification for crisis - era policy, and a sense among policymakers that they could balance the higher rates sought by «hawks» with a slow pace of subsequent increaWith unemployment falling steadily through the year, there has been less justification for crisis - era policy, and a sense among policymakers that they could balance the higher rates sought by «hawks» with a slow pace of subsequent increawith a slow pace of subsequent increases.

Hawking was diagnosed with the degenerative disorder in 1963, when he was just a 21 - year - old graduate student.

The Philadelphia - headquartered retailer is known hawking clothing to a younger audience (you usually don't have to look far from a college campus to find one), picking up more of a «hipster» reputation in recent years with plenty of rather high - priced flannel shirts, ripped jeans, and even shabby chic furniture pieces on the show floor.

After work and on weekends, he'd load up his station wagon with Japanese sneakers, drive to local track meets, and hawk the sneaks from his tailgate.

With roughly 70,000 visitors a year, Replacements sees a wide range of animals including dogs, cats, rabbits, ferrets, pot belly pigs, a duck, a hawk, and even a possum.

U.S. President Donald Trump's choice of John Bolton to replace H.R. McMaster as national security advisor replaces a restraining influence in the president's inner circle with a dedicated hawk.

The appointment of policy hawk John Bolton as national security advisor is also bad news for tensions with Tehran and Pyongyang, she warned.