Epicurus operated with a highly limited number of elementary principles in nature — he did not know the concept of force, for example, or the associated ideas of attraction and repulsion among atoms, not to mention more arcane properties — and for all his efforts to account for all the physical features of the world on the basis of this theory, paradoxes remained.
(3) Marey's studies point to a tension between his characterization of chronophotography as a method for analyzing the elementary units of processes in nature on the one hand and the necessary summation of single moments in time in his recordings of streamlines on the other.
In nature elementary matter fields are fermions.
Dr. Wilson went on to apply the same divide-and-conquer strategy to quantum field theory, the mathematical language that underlies the study of the most elementary particles and fundamental forces in nature.
Thus, biological processes can be defined in a generic form and are expressed in terms of a combination of a small set of elementary bricks of actions found in Nature.
We described BEA at the chemical level, which can be considered as the elementary bricks that compose all functions in Nature.
There are many, many more exciting things in nature than some random elementary particles.
And these, even in their elementary nature, were the shapes of the dwelling models that had begun to predominate in the fabric of places chosen as collective habitats.
Many biological signals can be thought of as a sum of more elementary components each of which are relatively narrowband in nature.
We also would like to stress that the notion of elementary action is very much coherent with the genetic mechanisms of evolution in Nature.
The ability of children to connect what they are experiencing by relating it to something in nature is what inspired Ms. Borin, the guidance counselor to 571 elementary students at the Liberty Corner School, to create a program around the environment.
