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In 1905, Albert Einstein published five scientific papers that fundamentally changed our understanding of space, time, light and matter.
My partner and I decided to sell the business because we had such fundamentally different views on how it should be run that we were always arguing.
The American democratic system is fundamentally different from the British system.
In 1905, Albert Einstein published five scientific papers that fundamentally changed our understanding of space, time, light and matter.
Chapter Five The Four Manifested Planes The oriental idea of the universe does not differ fundamentally in its general conception, from that of modern science, but it goes farther and explains more.
Are all the varied substances seen, tasted, handled, smelt, composed of a limited number of essentially different things; or, is each fundamentally different from every other substance?
Is matter fundamentally homogeneous or heterogeneous?
Is there more than one possible interpretation to this, 114 namely, that electricity is fundamentally a molecular and atomic phenomenon, and in the absence of molecules cannot exist?
About the same time it occurred to Treviranus, that all those sciences which deal with living matter are essentially and fundamentally one, and ought to be treated as a whole; and, in the year 1802, he published the first volume of what he also called "Biologie.
Average humanity, though it did not concern itself with philosophy, must have begun, almost as soon as it realized the existence of air at all, to think of it as something that, however it changed its state from hot to cold, dry to moist, pure to impure, was fundamentally uniform-a single entity.
Our Saviour applies it in a religious sense, it is true, but He was too much of a philosopher, too great a logician, to use a metaphor of which the application could be shaken and disproved in the abstract, if the image or figure were fundamentally incorrect or inconsistent with the lesson which it was intended to convey; besides, He never would have declared it “good” had it been in the slightest degree provocative of anything deleterious to the human race, neither would He have made use of a figurative mode of speech if He could not have based it on a physical fact.
The characteristics of salt are just the same fundamentally, whether we extract it by evaporation from sea-water or salt lakes; whether we obtain it from salt-springs; whether we dig it out of the earth or by the excavation of salt mountains; or whether we acquire it from salt marshes: there is no alteration in its ingredients, though it may be impure from the admixture of arsenic or the sulphates of soda and magnesia, or other impurities, or it may be discoloured red by the oxide of iron derived from decomposed trap-rocks; still, for all that, the chloride of sodium remains intact.
The gold lacings, the rows of buttons down the front, the huge cuffs, indeed, have vanished; but the modern coat is, fundamentally, the same as its earliest prototype.
When this culture was first discovered, it was believed by some that here we had the origin of the early painted wares of Greece and Crete,[188] but later on the discoveries at Cnossos showed that at that place painted pottery had developed from plain and incised wares; it was also noticed that the shapes of the pots at these sites were fundamentally different.
" We have then two fundamentally different theories of training, the Dooley versus the Dewey system.
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