That the most important volume in the history of physics, which described the laws of motion and of gravity, saw the light of day the next year was, in the end, due to the deep pockets of Edmund Halley, of comet fame.
His mission was named Principia after Sir Isaac Newton's landmark work describing the laws of motion and gravity, and its main purpose was to contribute to scientific knowledge by conducting experiments in zero gravity.
We argue that the usual practice of describing the laws of a deformable body in the continuum limit is redundant, because for most of the practical problems, analytical solutions are not available.
To solve this problem we suggest using rather complicated and accurate modelling founded on non-stationary partial differential equations describing the laws of matter conservation as a basis of an automatic control system.
Hence, using the only differential equation or difference equation cannot accurately describe the law of their development; see, for example, [11, 12].
As we have seen, the Starling curves that describe the Law of the Heart do not justify intentionally raising CVP with fluid resuscitation to abnormal values to increase cardiac output.
President Bush frequently describes the law as a triumph of education reform, and state officials report that White House officials have been adamant in refusing to grant waivers.
Pressed, these scientists will describe the laws more pragmatically as a kind of shorthand for nature's regularity.
"Evolution describes the fundamental laws of nature according to which God chose to unfold life," he declared in March in a lecture titled "Evolution and Christianity" at the Harvard Divinity School.
Soon after reading about this map, however, he realised that the structure of E8 could be used to describe fully the laws of physics.
