But the gravitational force Newton described in the "Principia Mathematica", Mr. Glassie notes rather wanly, was the kind of unseen, immaterial force "that Kircher would have said he'd already described, long before".
Whether we call this immaterial force "God," "the ground of our being," "Spirit," or "higher consciousness" doesn't matter.
Leonardo suggested that the immaterial forces in the cosmos, invisible in themselves, appear in the material things they set in motion.
"The greatness of Howard's classification, for Goethe, was that it accounted for the material forces of cloud formation while allowing for the immaterial forces of poetic response to be heard".
A multi-scalar organization diagram and architecture that privilege logics over form, and that span between the physical and material to immaterial forces and protocols.
Even today, despite the preponderance of evidence unavailable to Newton that life is a purely material phenomenon, people still speak of immaterial, vital forces such a ch'i, ki, prana, and psychic energy that have no scientific basis.
First, the fact that Reid admits that these forces of attraction unobservable, immaterial forces may be physical implies that he is comfortable with a physical explanation of gravitation that does not entail the existence of God.
Who comes to power is, therefore, immaterial".
In its weightless, immaterial way, light is one of the elemental forces shaping the landscape, the architecture and the anima of this corner of southeast Italy, known to Italians as Puglia.
In this vision, the smoker is seen as a victim of either internal or external forces which, as the material and immaterial causes of the smoking misbehaviour, are the real agents.
Athens-based non-profit arts organization NEON, Marina Abramović Institute (MAI), and Abramović herself will join forces in a program of "Performance and Immaterial Art" at the museum.
