Weight essentially constitutes the force exerted on matter by the gravitational attraction of the Earth, and so it varies from place to place.
According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the earliest use of 'agent' in English can be found in a treatise on alchemy, written in 1471, where it was used to denote "a force capable of acting on matter".
We distill down what we're here to become & create, and we set foot on matter.
As Flannery O'Connor wrote in regards to writing her transformative fiction, "I beat on matter until I find the spirit in it".
As a result, the demiurge is divided into one intellect which continues contemplating the Forms and another which imposes Forms on matter and thus orders matter (frs. 11.14 20, 16.10 12, 21.4 5).
Americans are moral materialists, spiritualists working on matter.
Second, the policy proposals candidates run on matter.
Trophies, Donald stressed, and not something voted on, matter most.
How a gravitational field acts on matter, telling it how to move.
It can be read in two ways - as a comment on matter, and a warning against consolation.
Photoluminescence, which occurs by virtue of electromagnetic radiation falling on matter, may range from visible light through ultraviolet, X-ray, and gamma radiation.
