Indeed, such notions have been carefully defined to capture macroscopic phenomena of current interest within the special sciences.
He argued that emergent laws quantifying over primitive macroscopic qualities will be epiphenomenal, since we can also represent 'novel' macroscopic phenomena of the sort the emergentist envisions within a more comprehensive physical theory.
Vibrations in the sounding objects are macroscopic phenomena, of a size which is fairly comparable to the size of the sounding object itself.
However, the prior work placed particular emphasis on field experimentation and the analysis of the macroscopic phenomena of coal-rock mass damage and permeability change.
The concept of complex systems was developed in the physical sciences to explain the emergence of macroscopic phenomena from the interactions of large numbers of microscopic components.
Such rules can be developed from purely theoretical considerations, or to account for macroscopic phenomena such as the development of receptive fields, or based on findings from electrophysiological experiments manipulating firing rate or voltage.
However, from the very beginning of the quantum mechanical founding the question of its universality was raised, that is, the question of general validity of the quantum-physical laws for macroscopic phenomena, usually treated by the methods of classical physics.
We focus on the evolution of plasma bulk flows, and the MHD approximations are valid for these macroscopic phenomena.
Conventionally, MHD simulations have been used for studies of macroscopic phenomena.
Indeed, the story goes, in the late nineteenth century any attempt at all to search for a hypothetical, microphysical underpinning of macroscopic phenomena was regarded as suspicious.
