Sentence examples for the simplest substances from inspiring English sources

In the late nineteen-eighties, Nickell, together with a forensic analyst from Orlando named John Fischer, set about re-creating the miracle, using only the simplest substances and techniques.

Put differently, the simple substances ground the phenomena of bodies in the world.

But insofar as the bodies of the natural world are well-founded phenomena – that is, insofar as they are grounded in the simple substances – they are not simply phenomena as in Berkeley's philosophy.

The simple substance ethylene is a gas composed of molecules with the formula CH2CH2.

The simple substance Ce can be identified on TNTs-Ce.

These simple substances (exemplified in the simple substance of Intellect) are theorized as the intermediaries between God and lower substance.

(And since the simple substance must have representations of its unique perspective, it must be a mind-like substance, a monad, capable of having perceptions).

(G II 275/AG 181) Since simple substances are minds, their modifications are representations or perceptions, and the activity of the simple substance will relate to the change or succession of its perceptions.

And these differences may be caused by the deposition of the simple substance Ce. Figure 4 shows the Mott-Schottky plots for various TNT photoelectrodes.

In Leibniz's mature account, the primitive active force is "an inherent law, impressed by divine decree," that is, it is the law of unfolding or the law of the series of the simple substance.

While Leibniz appears to have given slightly different accounts of the precise nature of these simple substances over the course of his career, there are many features that remained constant in his mature philosophy: Leibniz always believed that a substance had a "complete individual concept" and that it was essentially an active unity endowed with perception and appetition.