Sentence examples for fundamental entity from inspiring English sources

Maybe consciousness was actually another sort of thing altogether, he thought — a fundamental entity in the universe, a primitive, like mass, time, or space.

Theoretical coordinates, also called, adapted coordinates, are determined by some fundamental entity, typically the geometric structure of the world that is postulated by the theory.

Temperature fluctuations are a fundamental entity of the soil environment in the temperate zone and show fast (diurnal) and slow (seasonal) dynamics.

But this, one might argue, is appropriate for a metaphysically fundamental entity — we can say of it what it is not, but because it is so basic, we lack the vocabulary to say in an informative way what it is.

He complains that they naively adopted the view that no fundamental entity or substance comes to be or perishes, the result being that they are unable to account for, because they disavow, substantial change, which is the very phenomenon Aristotle is most interested in explaining.

Likewise, the content of our warehouse is centered on the fundamental entity Protein.

It is part of a project aimed at providing more consistency in how "fundamental entities" – such as people, vehicles, businesses and locations – are described in member states' government information systems.

Dirac had started out thinking of electrons and their opposites, the "holes," as fundamental entities to be explained, but the fact that they could be created and destroyed meant that they were really evanescent particles that could be switched on and off like a flashlight, explains Dr. Wilczek.

Almost-Lewis says that the fundamental entities are spacetime points.

These fundamental entities are also called cliques in graph theory.

(Whence we must amend slightly, and take these tropes to be the fundamental entities).