Catastrophic phenomena that afflict millions of lives, ranging from the failure of the Earth's crust in earthquakes, to the collapse of buildings, to the failure of bones due to injuries, all have one common underlying theme: the breakdown of the basic constituents of any material ultimately leads to the failure of its overall structure and intended function.
** O.K., O.K. Happy marriages in real life should be encouraged and celebrated, as basic constituents of a sound society; but in fiction they tend rapidly to cloy.
O.K., O.K. Happy marriages in real life should be encouraged and celebrated, as basic constituents of a sound society; but in fiction they tend rapidly to cloy.
The system presented in this report is able to detect the two basic constituents of a cry, which are the audible expiratory and inspiratory parts, using a two-stage recognition architecture.
Additionally, knowledge of food values, and the basic constituents of a healthy diet, have been positively associated with good nutritional practices, such as eating sufficient fruit and vegetables [ 46, 47].
He further interprets the "simplest bodies" of of the PI — the basic constituents of all complex individuals — to be distinguished as "rudimentary intensifications of spatial power, or extended power quanta, that invariably change place" (Ibid., p. 408).
This, coupled with the atomic mass of many elements being roughly equivalent to an integer number of hydrogen atoms - then assumed to be the lightest particles- led him to conclude that hydrogen nuclei were singular particles and a basic constituent of all atomic nuclei.
Fundamental property dualism regards conscious mental properties as basic constituents of reality on a par with fundamental physical properties such as electromagnetic charge.
According to the Standard Model of particle physics, there are 12 elementary particles (the most basic constituents of ordinary matter) that have a quantum mechanical spin of half a unit.
