"physical essence" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the fundamental, tangible characteristics or nature of something. Example: The artist's sculptures captured the physical essence of the human form with their detailed and lifelike features.
Like chunks of the Berlin wall, or sod from Yankee Stadium, or bottles of Florida sunshine, the test tube sells itself as a souvenir of the physical essence of a place.
We firstly analyzed the physical essence of the grating by the simplified modal method.
Therefore, the physical essence of results obtained from fluidization experiments should be applicable to other situations, too.
The physical essence of the wideband is well explained by the accumulated phase difference based on modal method.
In order to capture the physical essence of the contact-point movement, an Eulerian description of the equations of motion based on director theory is formulated.
This study could be a good platform to elucidate the physical essence of the FE performance and wetting behavior related to the corresponding nanostructured arrays.
Breath is the link between the mind and the body and also provides the means to connect with our "vital, non-physical essence".
All of this has overshadowed the less glamorous part of the industry, which deals with physical security in essence, door locks and that sort of thing.
Many began with a confident statement of a position which closely echoed the psychiatric criteria, and may be considered 'textbook': … in essence physical symptoms of a psychological origin resulting from some kind of psychological distress which is expressed through those physical symptoms for some indirect gain or even direct gain on the part of the patient.
And in both its sound and its physical form, its essence has been flexibility.
His bronzes and full-length studies were icons of a Wales arriving at a fuller sense of itself and he captured the physical and spiritual essence of his subjects with naturalism and realism, always streamlined into a classical, heroic formalism.
