cosmological

Examples of cosmology

cosmology
Intelligent life in cosmology expansion of the universe itself to slow down the rocket.
With a limited economic base, nonetheless, the investment in creating a cosmology within the monastery in the early 9th century is truly extraordinary.
Within this restriction, quantum cosmology allows many different worlds or ' branches ', all with different values of the constants.
Here, cosmology characterises the farmers' world, which is made up of cosmic logics built on the old mythical world.
Within neophtonic cosmologies, song and the spirit had a special magnetic affinity for one another, turning song almost into a living thing.
If most archaeological remains possess the above properties, classical antiquities had the additional advantage of occupying a central position in western imagination and cosmology.
But whilst this epistemological gap licenses no inference to interventions supernatural, on the other side a partial explanation (from cosmology) fares better than forced silence.
I will examine recent findings in cosmology and their implications for the emergence of life in the universe and the ultimate fate of life.
The first half of the book is concerned with cosmology, geography and ethnography.
Later they pursued a joint interest in alternative cosmologies.
Of course, from the point of view of their content cosmologies may vary significantly over time and spread around the world.
I agree that this spatial distinction may have occurred in pagan cosmologies.
The library in form and content becomes a cosmology.
Discussions of these failures have tended to give prominence to tangible explanations, ignoring more nuanced and qualitative issues, including environmental concerns based on local cosmologies.
Monuments include structures and large sculpture such as stelae that were carved with information about cosmologies and hierarchies of power.
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