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Meanings of physical law in English
Usage of physical law in English
1
But it was carried out exactly within the boundaries of physical law.
2
What better proof do you need of the universality of physical law?
3
Almost every physical law can be restated as a variational principle.
4
Slow, slow corruption, constrained by cold and alien physical law.
5
In Roman Catholic writers, "mystical phenomena" mean supernatural suspensions of physical law.
6
This is because this physical law also has the same character and expresses itself similarly.
7
There is only one moral order of the universe-onerange of moral as of physical law.
8
The very order and symmetry of physical law have been taken as testimony of divine instigation.
9
We break a moral law, the physical law will take up its cause, and we suffer.
10
At all other times her body seemed to obey the physical law that kinetic energy increases mass.
11
As with the physical law of gravity, their enormous mass drew the individual human atoms to itself.
12
Her saner mind struggled in vain against what was partly a physical penalty for defied physical law.
13
It is not one of logic or of physical law, but of personality, of character, of freedom.
14
Nothing can be stranger than the juxtaposition of physical law and man's sense of responsibility and choice.
15
It exemplifies, directly or indirectly, every physical law in the universe, though it may not be two lines long.
16
The purely animal part of man obeys the physical law, and consequently may show itself oppressed by the affection.
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