Sentence examples for physical truth from inspiring English sources

In that prosaic question, Einstein perceived a stark physical truth, the equivalence between gravity and acceleration.

The best works reflect Gossart's dedication to physical truth and balance, ignited in Rome but elevated to a humanist plane.

"I wanted to emphasize the simple physical truth of things, the absolute primacy of the material life, rather than the spiritual or the afterlife," he said.

Dirac's prediction of another new particle in 1931 the magnetic monopole seems to have demonstrated that mathematical beauty is a necessary but not sufficient condition for physical truth, as no such particle has been discovered.

Other scientists are exploring personal qualities that span phylogenies and allegories: Recent research suggests that highly sensitive, arty-type humans have a lot in common with squealing pigs and twitchy mice, and that to call a hypersensitive person thin-skinned or touchy might hold a grain of physical truth.

However, it is obviously that the assumption does not accord with the physical truth.

First of all, there does not currently seem to be any convincing evidence that all truths are reducible to physics (just consider the problem of reducing mental truths to physical truths), and, secondly, physics itself does not even appear to form a coherent system (WW: 5).

The laws of the former, he argued, "partake of the character of physical truths….

What (8) says is that if reductionism is true, a priori knowledge alone, plus knowledge of the physical truths will allow one to know the mental truths.

Thus a fortiori, any two worlds that are alike with respect to physical truths are also alike with respect to mathematical truths.

And in response to (iv), one may deny that the physical truths metaphysically necessitate the mental truths (Chalmers 1996), or one may hold that the mental truths can be derived from the physical ones by a priori reasoning (Jackson 1998).