Sentence examples for physical notion from inspiring English sources

Wood writes that "it is difficult, if not impossible, to apply the physical notion of 'cause' to human action".

Both revolutionized the physical notion of books.

It is this physical notion of the law that is most prominent in Seneca.

The simple physical notion of a phase transition, such as ice melting to water, is surprisingly hard to transfer to non-physical systems, such as society and organisations.

In physics we may be tempted to associate it with different physical notions of processes.

It is based on the lubrication approximation and simple physical notions regarding the separation region.

These physical notions discard the effect of surface tension on the dynamics of the system.

The physical world is composed of dusky substances with dark accidents, while self-subsistent magnitude appears to replace prime matter which, like a number of traditional physical notions, becomes a mere mental concept that has no reality outside the mind.

Other physical notions such as that of a point of space, or an instance of time, could be conceived in terms of classes of sensible particulars and their spatial and temporal relations (see TK, 77; OKEW, 91 99).

A theory of the forward roll coating flow of Newtonian fluids has been developed recently by Greener and Middleman [1] utilizing the usual lubrication approximations and some very simple physical notions regarding the region in which the total flux through the nip splits into two films.

First, while Spinoza does indeed deny that there can be explanatory relations between the mental and the physical, his notion of explanation is quite demanding.