Additionally, as Marcus told Space.com, vortices that have physics resembling those of the Great Red Spot are thought to help stars and planets form, "which would require them to last for several million years".
Yet even in this theoretical-empirical form of robustness, as Franklin (2013, 225) points out, "there is an underlying assumption that any new physics will resemble known physics"—usually a theory of the day.
His paper, posted to the physics archive in January, resembles Dr. Jacobson's in many ways, but Dr. Verlinde bristles when people say he has added nothing new to Dr. Jacobson's analysis.
It was therefore no longer possible for philosophers to dismiss biology as an inferior science merely because it did not resemble physics.
But it does offer a good challenge with resemble physics.
In many respects, if one ignores dissipation, the physics emerging from the JCH Hamiltonian resembles, at low-energies, that of an effective BH model.
To help students become more actively engaged in Poiseuille's law, we created a new lecture demonstration for the human physiology course using a physics experiment that perhaps roughly resembles Poiseuille's research in his Paris laboratory in the late 1830s.
The function of models in physics, biology, medicine, and other sciences resembles that of myths as paradigms, or patterns, of the human world.
But where Darwin assumed that natural selection proceeds slowly and orderly--much the way Isaac Newton imagined a clockwork universe--modern investigations have shown that the process more resembles the chaotic world of quantum physics.
A series of papers posted to the Los Alamos physics preprint server this month report that MgB2's behavior strongly resembles that of its closest metallic cousins.
