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• Paradigm
  An example of a currently accepted paradigm would be the standard model of [[physics]]. The [[scientific method]] would allow for orthodox scientific investigat ...00, Lord Kelvin famously stated, "There is nothing new to be discovered in physics now. All that remains is more and more precise measurement." Five years lat
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• Multiverse
  Multiverses have been hypothesized in [[cosmology]], [[physics]], [[astronomy]], [[philosophy]], [[theology]], and [[fiction]], particular ==Multiverse hypotheses in physics==
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• Common sense
  ...tion]], the universal [[belief]] in the existence of a [[material]] world. Applied to the Scotch school which arose in the 18th c. in opposition to the views ...ogy absent original assumptions stemming from common sense? Particularism, applied to [[ethics]] and [[politics]], may seem to simply entrench prejudice and o
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• Inter-dimensional
  ...about what is and what isn't acceptable, as well as the state of modern [[physics]]. Presumably, beings with the ability to bend space, warp [[time]] and com :"So even though I'm no expert on quantum [[physics]] or any of the more far-out psychedelic views of [[cosmology]], I did lear
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• Motion
  ...nt change in the location of a [[body]]. Change in motion is the result of applied [[force]]. Motion is typically described in terms of velocity, acceleration ...res feel colder.[https://www.colorado.edu/UCB/AcademicAffairs/ArtsSciences/physics/PhysicsInitiative/Physics2000/bec/temperature.html]]
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• 2007-04-01-Bridges
  ...creek and that modern suspension and cable bridges utilize the science of physics relating to gravity, compression, tension and load weight. They may have a "Victory to the spider!" is a phrase from your ancestors who appropriately applied the meaning, "Patience wins the day." You realize she wove a marvelous web
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• Focus
  ...called the eccentricity. Even in the case of two foci, the described set, applied on a single focus-directrix combination, is the whole conic section. [[Category:Physics]]
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• Thinking
  ...use we don’t know about it, does not mean it’s not there. Many geniuses ([[physics]] and [[mathematics|mathematicians]]) have expressed their understanding an ...se]] that shine through many [[science]]s and can unlock many mysteries if applied correctly.
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• Experiment
  ...conclusion about the hypothesis being tested. In some sciences, such as [[physics]] and [[chemistry]], it is relatively easy to meet the requirements that al For this reason, sciences such as physics and several other fields of [[natural science]] are sometimes informally re
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• Exponential
  *[[Physics]] ...ial. A free [[electron]] becomes sufficiently accelerated by an externally applied electrical field that it frees up additional electrons as it collides with
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• Computer Science
  ...''turologist'', ''flow-charts-man'', ''applied meta-mathematician'', and ''applied epistemologist'' Communications of the ACM 1(4):p.6. Three months later in ...disciplines, such as [[artificial intelligence]], [[cognitive science]], [[physics]] (see [[quantum computing]]), and [[linguistics]].
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• Chance
  ...happen incidentally, but differentiated in the second book of Aristotle's Physics as follows: ...on to [[evolution]], where, according to theory, (non-random) selection is applied to the results of random genetic variation.
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• Determinism
  ...closer to the mentality of [[quantum physics]] than to that of [[classical physics]], and also finds parallelism in voluntarist or [[Existentialist]] ideas of ...xed, knowable laws. The "billiard ball" hypothesis, a product of Newtonian physics, argues that once the initial conditions of the universe have been establis
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• 42:2 Universal Nonspiritual Energy Systems (Physical Energies)
  ...enomenal]] [[motion]], [[action]], and [[potential]], while [[force]] is [[applied]] to the [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_11#11:8._PAR [[Category: Physics/TeaM]]
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• Progress
  ...on; improvement; an instance of this. Freq. to make progress. In later use applied esp. to manifestations of social and economic change or reform. #Tipler, Frank J. 1994, The Physics of Immortality, Doubleday
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• Time
  ...ration of events and the intervals between them, and compare the [[motion (physics)|motions]] of objects. In this second view, time does not refer to any kind In [[physics]], time and space are considered [[fundamental unit|fundamental quantities]
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• The Sciences
  ...fined here is sometimes termed [[pure science]] to differentiate it from [[applied science]], which is the application of scientific research to specific huma ...ties restricted to a class of natural phenomena. '''c.''' Such activities applied to an object of inquiry or study." From the American Heritage® Dictionary
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• Chemistry
  ...iate position in a hierarchy of the sciences by "reductive level", between physics and biology. See Carsten Reinhardt. ''Chemical Sciences in the 20th Century ...ure of chemical substances is set by the [[International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry]] (IUPAC). There are well-defined systems in place for naming che
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• Science
  ...defined here is sometimes termed 'pure science' to differentiate it from [[applied science]], which is the application of scientific research to specific huma ...ties restricted to a class of natural phenomena. '''c.''' Such activities applied to an object of inquiry or study." From the American Heritage® Dictionary
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• 2012-07-06-Conversations with Monjoronson 54
  ===='''''[[Physics]]'''''==== ...de to understand these metaphysical principles. These are tied to quantum physics.
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