Definitionn. the science of matter and energy and their interactions
Last update: June 20, 2017
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This makes a great deal of sense: If nutrition isn't governed by universal laws (as physics is) and instead affects different people differently, then the way you will know certain things is by learning through trial and error, through your own experience. [Please select]
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=The Physics of Smell. [Please select]
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Robinson despised the old-fashioned Ethics and Physics, but with the new Cartesian or Experimental Philosophy he was _inter primos_. [Please select]
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Hum-Drum and Kopy-Keck applied themselves to their physics and metaphysics; but in vain. [Please select]
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"I made a regular study of the engine, in connection with physics, and Paul"-- "Paul." [Please select]
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In short, the spiral thread is a capillary tube finer than any that our physics will ever know. [Please select]
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Physics, chemistry, biology have all in their day been merely speculative. [Please select]
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The essay on "The Relation of Sense-data to Physics" was written in January, 1914, and first appeared in No. [Please select]
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But if physics has fully corrected our judgment in this respect, we still make use of the prejudice of St. [Please select]
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It was, indeed, in old times another word for _physics_,--the science of Nature,--and the _physician_ was the observer and expounder of physics. [Please select]
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