Sentence examples for Elementary constituents from inspiring English sources

Since the ancients recognized four or five elements at most, Plato sought a small set of uniquely defined geometrical objects to serve as elementary constituents.

The idea exploits an aspect of string theory, the putative but unproven "theory of everything" that posits that the elementary constituents of reality are very tiny, wriggling strings.

In fact, gauge symmetries can arise approximately if the massive spin-one bosons are very tightly bound states of more elementary constituents [Ref.1].

The 19th-century psychophysicists were interested in the relations between physical stimuli and conscious experiences, and the structuralists sought to analyze conscious experience into its elementary constituents.

The modern developments of relativity and quantum mechanics modify these laws insofar as they apply to higher speeds, very massive objects, and to the tiny elementary constituents of matter, such as electrons, protons, and neutrons.

This chapter describes the architecture of emotions, decomposed into more elementary constituents including antecedent parts such as appraisal, and response parts like physiological responses, facial expressions, and the subjective experience or conscious feeling.

The damage is modeled on each elementary constituent.

As noted earlier, it asserted that matter releases an elementary constituent, phlogiston, during combustion.

After an organism dies, microorganisms break down biomass into elementary constituent parts like H2O, CO2, and its potential energy.

Its minimum Hamming distance is the product of minimum Hamming distances of elementary constituent codes.

The key assumption of QMSL is the following: each elementary constituent of any physical system is subjected, at random times, to random and spontaneous localization processes (which we will call hittings) around appropriate positions.