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Meanings of physical theory in English
Russian
физическая теория Catalan
teoria física Synonyms
Examples for "physical theories"
Examples for "physical theories"
1
That is true; but it is equally true of physical theories generally.
2
Prof O Raifeartaigh was best known for his research on the symmetries of physical theories.
3
Secondly, his ethical and spiritual beliefs, like those of nearly all the ancients, were closely interwoven with physical theories and local relations.
4
They revised again and again their astronomical and physical theories, hoping for some flaw which should render the moon's observed behaviour less mysterious, less terrifying.
Usage of physical theory in English
1
David Oliver convincingly described the process: Mechanics is the vehicle of all physical theory.
2
Time and space enter into daily experience and physical theory in distinct and measurable ways.
3
With accurate experiment and observation to work upon, Imagination becomes the architect of physical theory.
4
The application to sociological problems of the physical theory of organic evolution further developed the altruistic theory.
5
A geometrical- physical theory as such is incapable of being directly pictured, being merely a system of concepts.
6
Their physical theory was a pantheistic materialism, their summum bonum "to live according to nature."
7
So great a step, to the best of my knowledge, has never been made in numerical physical theory.
8
Any physical theory is always provisional, in the sense that it is only a hypothesis: you can never prove it.
9
Almost every school, indeed, can furnish something useful to the critic, sometimes a physical theory, sometimes a piece of logical analysis.
10
The theory of electromagnetic interactions is well developed, but nucleus-nucleus collisions are so complex that no fundamental physical theory currently describes them.
11
But, though the region of physical theory lies thus behind the world of senses, the verifications of theory occur in that world.
12
The first line of proof, successfully carried out, would establish derivation as a true physical theory; the second, as a sufficient hypothesis.
13
They're what I was brought up on, they're what I've thought of all my life as the template for a physical theory.
14
Having reached this conclusion, he was able to assimilate the physical theory of Heraclitus, as is explained in the Hypotyposes of Sextus Empiricus.
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These considerations relative to the direction and intensity of the magnetic field are of the highest importance for the physical theory of magneto-electric machines.
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That is true; but it is equally true of physical theories generally.
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