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Meanings of classical physics in English
Refers to theories of physics that predate modern, more complete, or more widely applicable theories.
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Examples for "modern physics"
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Several of the outfits defy very basic precepts of modern physics.
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It is really more of a conceptual presentation of modern physics.
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Matter, in modern physics, has become a thing of marvelous subtlety and potentiality.
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If Atlas works, it will provide the capstone of modern physics.
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The poet Dante Alighieri knew about modern physics as well as sophisticated rhyme.
Usage of classical physics in English
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But surely you can't be thinking of applying such ideas in classical physics?
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The rest of the large protein is simulated using less demanding classical physics.
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This was a radical advance on the concepts of classical physics.
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That's the kind of certainty you meet in classical physics.
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It is an interesting, underexplored topic in classical physics.
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Literacy corresponds to the experiences of human self-definition in the world of classical physics and chemistry.
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We can still use the objectifying language of classical physics to make statements about observable facts.
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The consequence of a perception can no longer be objectified in the manner of classical physics.
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Quantum rules allow connections forbidden by classical physics.
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The computer on your desk obeys the laws of classical physics, the physics of everyday life.
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And this whole process of observation and communication proceeds by means of the concepts of classical physics.
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The strength of classical physics was that calculations were simple and could be used to model really large molecules.
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Perhaps it's much easier to find one's way if one isn't too familiar with the magnificent unity of classical physics.
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My starting point was rather the stability of matter, a pure miracle when considered from the standpoint of classical physics.
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On the other hand, the currents' directions would be completely independent of each other if everyday, classical physics were at work.
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But even after that those realms of physics that can be described with the concepts of classical physics remained quite unchanged.
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