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Definition of the universe in English Turkish dictionary
- evren
- universe
- alem
- universe
- evren
Matematik, yarın kalkarsan ve evrenin gittiğini keşfedersen yapmaya devam edebileceğin, bilimin bir parçasıdır.
-Mathematics is the part of science you could continue to do if you woke up tomorrow and discovered the universe was gone.
Evrende birçok gökada var.
-There are many galaxies in the universe.
- cosmos
- evren,kainat
- cosmos
- {i} kâinat
- universe
- (Ticaret) ana kütle
- universe
- kozmoz
- universe
- (Matematik) evrensel küme
- world
- tıpatıp
- macrocosm
- kâinat
- macrocosm
- evren
- universe
- acun
- world
- alem
Phileas Fogg bahsi kazanmıştı. Seksen günde devr-i âlem yapmıştı.
-Phileas Fogg had won his wager. He had made his journey around the world in eighty days!
Ruhlar alemine inanır mısın?
-Do you believe in the spirit world?
- universe
- evrek
- cosmos
- sistem
- cosmos
- {i} kozmos çiçeği
- cosmos
- {i} düzen
Kaosun antitezi düzendir.
-Cosmos is the antithesis of chaos.
- cosmos
- acun
- cosmos
- {i} kozmos
- cosmos
- {i} evren
Dünyanın evrenin merkezi olmadığını bilmelisin.
-You should know the Earth isn't the centre of the cosmos.
Evren kaosun antitezidir.
-Cosmos is the antithesis of chaos.
- macrocosm
- kendi başına küçük bir alem olan insana oranla büyük alem
- universe
- {i} âlem
- universe
- {i} cihan
- universe
- {i} kâinat
2015 Kainat Güzeli kimdir?
-Who is Miss Universe 2015?
Kainat kocaman bir okul.
-The universe is a large school.
- world
- {i} diyar
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Definition of the universe in English English dictionary
- cosmos
- macrocosm
- world
- universe
- An imaginary collection of worlds
The universe in this comic book series is richly imagined.
- universe
- Intense form of world in the sense of perspective or social setting
That didn’t just rock my world, it rocked my universe.
- universe
- The sum of everything that exists in the cosmos, including time and space itself; same as the Universe
- universe
- {n} a general system of things, the world
- universe
- {i} world, cosmos, creation, nature, everything
- universe
- The universe is the whole of space and all the stars, planets, and other forms of matter and energy in it. Early astronomers thought that our planet was the centre of the universe
- universe
- If you talk about someone's universe, you are referring to the whole of their experience or an important part of it. Good writers suck in what they see of the world, re-creating their own universe on the page = world. Whole cosmic system of matter and energy of which Earth is a part. Its main constituents are the galaxies, within which are stars and stellar groupings and nebulae (see nebula). Earth's Sun is one star among the billions of stars in the Milky Way Galaxy. All atoms, subatomic particles, and everything they compose are also part of the universe. The universe is governed by four fundamental forces: the strong force, the weak force, the electromagnetic force, and gravitation. Numerous theories have been proposed for the origin and structure of the universe. See also big bang; cosmology; expanding universe; steady-state theory
- Universe
- The sum of everything that exists in the cosmos, including time and space itself
- universe
- the contents of the Universe, and the empty spaces in the Universe
- universe
- The universe of all known private venture capital partnerships in the U S Funds excluded were: those funds making substantial foreign investments; hybrid funds primarily making public market purchases; funds doing solely leveraged buyouts; and funds of funds The Universe also excluded funds with a single corporate partner, funds formed to acquire an existing venture capital firm's portfolio, wholly-owned venture capital subsidiaries of financial or non financial corporations, Small Business Investment Companies (SBICs) and family funds
- universe
- A universe is the business-intelligent semantic layer that isolates users from the technical issues of the database Universes are made up of classes and objects Objects are elements that map to a set of data from a relational database in terms that pertain to your business situation For example, the objects in a human resources universe might include Names, Addresses and Salaries Classes are logical groupings of objects For example, the objects listed above might belong to a class called Employees Universes are created by a universe designer, using BusinessObjects Designer WebIntelligence and BusinessObjects 5i Reporter users then use these universes to access the data they need from the database through an intuitive, user-friendly interface (back to top)
- universe
- All created things viewed as constituting one system or whole; the whole body of things, or of phenomena; the &?; &?; of the Greeks, the mundus of the Latins; the world; creation
- universe
- Worlds with common universe server, citizenship database and universe attributes like starting world and browser version Can be bought from Activeworlds company
- universe
- the whole body of things and phenomena observed that exists
- universe
- All that is In 1920 this term was used also to describe the Milky Way stellar system With the resolution of the Curtis - Shapley debate came the first generally accepted understanding that our Galaxy was not the only galaxy in the cosmos, so that the universe contains more than the Milky Way stellar system
- universe
- An entity similar to our Universe; one component of a larger entity known as the multiverse
- universe
- Everything in space; all the planets, stars and galaxies, and everything between Scientists believe the universe is expanding, though it is not known whether this will continue Studies in 1998 made age estimates of 15 billion years, though other estimates vary from this number Recent NASA research puts the figure at 12 billion years, though this has been disputed
- universe
- everything stated or assumed in a given discussion
- universe
- everything stated or assumed in a given discussion everything that exists anywhere; "they study the evolution of the universe"; "the biggest tree in existence
- universe
- It is best to admit that we have no knowledge whatsoever about the origin of the universe We do not know how matter came into existence; neither does it help to claim that the universe has always existed, so that there was no actual moment of creation
- universe
- the entirety of all matter and energy
- universe
- The huge space which contains all of the matter and energy in existence V VALLEY A piece of low land lying between hills or mountains
- universe
- (a) Everything we know exists within it, and we can see out only as far as light has had time to travel since the Big Bang So when we look out further into space, we are looking backwards in time We think of the Universe as being four-dimensional; three spatial dimensions (x, y, z), corresponding to the three orthogonal axes on a graph, and one temporal We are free to move in any direction in space, but are condemned forever to move forwards in time (b) Unless you're Superman Who was a goblin All that stuff about Krypton was just a cover story
- universe
- "An omni-interaccommodative, nonsimultaneous, and only partially overlapping, omni-intertransforming, self-regenerating scenario " (Buckminster Fuller) The aggregate of all experience The role of the observers, or humanity, is an essential component of the definition, for awareness is a prerequisite to defining and understanding Experience consists of dynamic, regenerative patterns of energy (paraphrased from Fuller)
- universe
- all existing things, including the earth, the solar system, the galaxy, and everything therein regarded as a whole
- universe
- The total entity of interest in a sampling program, often together with some structural features The EMAP universe is the entire United States, together with adjoining waters (See related: population )
- universe
- The universe is everything It contains stars, galaxies, quasars, and everything else
- universe
- (statistics) the entire aggregation of items from which samples can be drawn; "it is an estimate of the mean of the population"
- universe
- a whole system of created things The universes are three in number The first of these is one’s own universe The second would be the material universe, which is the universe of matter, energy, space and time, which is the common meeting ground of all of us The third is actually a class of universes-the universe of every other person
- universe
- The total names and addresses in a given list or market segment fitting a single set of specifications
- universe
- Everything under consideration
- universe
- n all existing things, including Earth, the solar system, and the galaxies, all together as a whole
- universe
- All of the observable phenomenon in the celestial cosmos
- universe
- Everything that we know exists and all that will be found in the future make up the Universe
- universe
- the biggest living creature above all All objects inside the Universe are just its parts, and their existence helps to the Universe to understand itself
- universe
- everything that exists anywhere; "they study the evolution of the universe"; "the biggest tree in existence"
- universe
- In astronomy, the sum total of all things which can be directly observed or whose physical effects on other things can be detected
- universe
- The totality of all matter and radiation and the space occupied by same
- universe
- The entire set of units for which generalizations are drawn The universe for the DAWN ED sample is all non-Federal, short-stay, general medical and surgical hospitals in the coterminous U S with EDs open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week (See also Coterminous U S )
- universe
- a collection of planets, stars, moons, and multitudes of other energy forms existing throughout creation Many universes, not just the one we know associated with planet earth
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the universe
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the u·ni·verseTurkish pronunciation
dhi yunıvırsPronunciation
/ᴛʜē ˈyo͞onəˌvərs/ /ðiː ˈjuːnəˌvɜrs/
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