Sentence examples for elemental theory from inspiring English sources
According to ancient and medieval elemental theory there are associated with each of the traditional four elements two primary qualities, one each from two pairs.
Choumnos' main concern was with elemental theory, cosmology, and psychology.
Aristotle used this elemental theory to account for many properties of substances.
Education and learning were matters of great concern to the Laskarid emperors; one of them, Theodore II Doukas Laskaris (ruled 1254 1258), was himself the author of two works on natural philosophy, Kosmikē dēlōsis (Cosmic Exposition) and Peri phusikēs koinōnias (On Physical Community), in which he brought simple mathematical schemes to bear on elemental theory and cosmology.
The analysis was based on normalized parameter ξ = σs/v0Cs (where: σs − is the film's electrical surface conductivity, v0 SAW velocity, Cs − sum of the substrate's and environment's electrical permittivities) which determines the value of AE sensitivity and elemental theory of SAW interactions with semiconductor sensor thin film nanostructures.
Even if one team were so superior to its opponent as to have a 60percentt chance of winning any particular game — and such imbalances are quite rare in baseball — elemental probability theory says that the poorer team will still win at least three of five games nearly one-third of the time.
This conclusion would be in agreement with a usual assumption in quantum field theory: elemental particles always have definite values of mass and spin, and those values are precisely what define the different kinds of elemental particles of the theory (Ardenghi, Castagnino, and Lombardi 2009; Lombardi, Castagnino, and Ardenghi 2010).
For despite the expert work of Mr. van Hove's technical team, especially Tal Yarden, who did the often haunting video design, this "Misanthrope" feels less like a reflection of the age of the Internet than a throwback to the experimental theater of the 1960s, when the theories of elemental acting of Jerzy Grotowski and Antonin Artaud held sway.
In order to appreciate one version of their argument for minima naturalia (Avicenna 2009, III.12, 8), one must first consider the theory of the elements and elemental change, which it presupposes.
Based on a small number of studies, prevailing theory is that elemental tungsten or insoluble tungsten compounds have only limited toxicity (Leggett 1997).
On the contrary, ideas and theories are the elemental sparks from heaven.
