Sentence examples for physical content from inspiring English sources

"We are very focused on illness, on the physical content of the illness.

Very quickly, any discussion of the U.S.-made content of any product will turn to the value of intellectual versus physical content.

In this movement away from buying to own, what happens to the collections of physical content that the next generation are abandoning?

He says there are promising signs judges recognise that virtual content can be owned like physical content, citing the 2011 case of a man jailed for stealing online poker chips.

She said she believed that digital and physical content delivery formats would co-exist in the next generation of readers but that books did hold a place that digital data could not fill, at least for now.

Thus, the physical content of the special theory of relativity essentially consists of the demand that the fundamental laws of physics be invariant under the Lorentz, rather than the Galilean, transformations.

Balaguer relies on the possibility of distinguishing between the mathematical and the physical contents of an applied mathematical theory: in particular, the truth of such a theory holds only in virtue of physical facts, with no contribution from mathematics.

The physical contents of the resistance ratios in the last two expressions are that the earthing resistances of the nodes are divided by the resistance of the line next to this particular node.

Yet, he presumably does not believe that the physical contents of the experimenter's digestive tract are relevant for the experiments, otherwise everything the experimenter ate in the past few days would "have to be reported when we write up the results".

And that would lead in turn to theories of aesthetic content of a mental kind, where the materials of the art form (materials we would then call "external" materials) only serve to carry the real, internal or non-physical content.

The bigger picture for GoFundMe is that, in a world where there are relatively limited ways of monetising non-physical content online — others include advertising and subscriptions — it wants to build and dominate one of the notable and lucrative alternatives: donations — or as GoFundMe likes to describe it, the "giving layer of the internet".