英汉例句

• their observable universe also used to be the size of a grapefruit.

  而他们的可见宇宙也曾经只有葡萄柚般的大小。

• the average imprecision in measuring the size of the observable universe is about 10 - 15 meter.

  测量可见宇宙大小的平均不準确度大约是10-15公尺。

• however, the effects of quantum mechanics are generally not significant when considering the observable universe as a whole.

  然而，量子力学效应当认为可见宇宙为一整体时候通常不重要。

• the observable universe grows by a light-year every year as light from farther away has time to reach us.

  可观测宇宙的范围，会因来自更远处的光线到达我们这里而每年向外长大一光年。

• the observable universe would have had no chance of coming into being, as these opposing particles would have wiped each other out.

  目前可观测的宇宙将没有机会形成，因为相反粒子将马上清除彼此。

• i’m fitting in with a line of thought in modern cosmology that says that the observable universe is not all there is. it’s part of a bigger multiverse.

  我与现代宇宙学的一系列观点相一致，现代宇宙学说我们观察到的宇宙并非现存的这些，它只是更大的多元宇宙（multiverse）的一部分。

• by traveling, an observer can come into contact with a greater region of space-time than an observer who remains still, so that the observable universe for the former is larger than for the latter.

  由旅游，观察员可以接触到更大的区域空间的时间比观察员仍然还是谁，因此，观测宇宙前大于后者。然而，即使是最快速的旅客可能无法与所有的空间。

• strictly speaking, the observable universe depends on the location of the observer.

  严格地说，观测宇宙取决于所在地的观察员出席了会议。

• basically, our observable universe begins around 13.7 billion years ago in a state of exquisite order, exquisitely low entropy.

  基本上，我们可观测的宇宙是从大约137亿年前的一种精致秩序（异常低的熵）状态中开始的。