cosmology
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- noun
- /kɒzˈmɒlədʒi/
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cosmología
- A close examination of Yoruba cosmology reveals two opposing forces (Fig. 10).
- quantum cosmology
- Modern cosmology
- Contemporary cosmology
And probably the same is true in observational cosmology and simulation.
- And probably the same is true in observational cosmology and simulation.
- Polar coordinates have some nice feature when you think about cosmology.
- The most studied bounce model is probably that of loop quantum cosmology.
- And now back to our paper in cosmology, that's really hard to do.
- Although notice how Green conveyed the history of cosmology with in classic style.
- Though I must say, if you look at cosmology is was one of those.
- And Aristotle certainly it seems to be following, at least in cosmology, along similar lines.
- Apparently this right here is the crisis in cosmology that the value stupid chair.
Examples
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In order to understand contemporary cosmology, we have to start with the pioneering work of Albert Einstein.
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The crisis in cosmology has been solved.
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According to modern cosmology, the universe continues to cool and expand.
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Sensitive experiments with low-energy neutrons are helping to unravel mysteries of cosmology, gravitation, and the standard model of particle physics.
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The research team presented their groundbreaking findings in cosmology at the international conference.
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Astrophysics and cosmology are closely related fields that explore the universe's mysteries.
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Many students of science choose to study cosmology to understand the universe's origins and structure.
Synonyms
A field of science about how the universe began and changed
The scientific study of how the universe began and changed
How Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
cosmology = cosmo + logy
The word is built from the classical combining form cosmo- meaning 'universe' and the suffix -logy meaning 'study of', but the specialized scientific sense is not fully predictable for an average B1 learner.
Etymology
Cosmology comes from the Greek root cosmos, which means 'order' or 'world', and the ending -logy, which means 'study' and is the same -logy in biology. So cosmology is the 'study of the universe', which is why it names the science that looks at the universe's origin and structure.