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...s clear that we do not acquire the hardware (neurones) and software (electrical and chemical pathways) we are born with. But it is equally clear tha... ...acquire" both brain mass and the contents of our brains (its wiring or irreversible chemical changes) through learning and experience. Does this pro... ... to imagine a device that would stimulate the right brain centers to produce these reactions. Once the experiences of having sex or touring China v... ...ng is not. If we were to enter someone else‟s mind, we would merely experience our reactions to her mind and not the mind itself. Intersubjectivi... ... rest at the bottom? Evidently not. Natural processes are considered to be witless reactions. No intent can be attributed to them because no intell... ...e range of planetary habitability is much larger than thought. But whatever their chemical composition, most Alien species are likely to be sentie...

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...cable. People - in the very far future - may be able to harbour the same emotions, chemically or otherwise induced in them. One brain could directl... ...e warmth and comfort of being reassured and directed from the outside, through the reactions of the reference group, or should he consider the view... ...mpairment is flawed ... using this ill-substantiated cause- and-effect to tell the 'chemical generation' that they are brain damaged when they are n... ... parameters remain unchanged. Hormonal discharges, neural conductivity, biochemical reactions – all acquire new values. But these are secondary reac... ...parameters when faced with danger. We could reasonably expect them to change their chemical reactions, the compounds that they contain, other elect... ...s when faced with danger. We could reasonably expect them to change their chemical reactions, the compounds that they contain, other electrical and... ...Evolution, as an instrument of adaptation. Should we adopt this view, certain human reactions - e.g., opposition to change and religious and ideolog... ...ied realm(=set of terms). People are trying to define life or love by resorting to chemical reactions. This reductionism inevitably and invariably ... ...ue that a definition must include all the necessary conditions to the definiendum. Chemical reactions are a necessary condition to life. But they a...

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... philosophical way). To any launched idea there are pro- and contra- reactions, but also neuter (indifference, neutrality) as well. Hegel's <di... ...s would be required, especially in philosophy (alike Mendeleev's Table of Chemical Elements). The mathematization is required because it is not poss... ...a high level of awareness; - postmodernist; - an algebraic, physical and chemical philosophy; - consistent with its inconsistence. Transcende... ...coexist in the human body, but they can't be traced out through physical, chemical, anatomical means. Kundalini Energy (of divine nature) is th... ...and obtain something in between: s% spiritual and m% material? [kind of chemical alloy]. Or, as Boethius, a founder of scholasticism, urged to "jo... ...played on the page... A poem is a philosophical system. A physics law, a chemical formula, a mathematical equation too. For example, a blank page ...

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...• Just as a tree transforms energy (it transforms light energy into chemical energy), it also synthesizes energy (it makes a synthesis of th... ...can elevate themselves to the spiritual dimension where they can transcend reactions and live according to values, virtues, ideals and projects that ... ...that come about when a star is born: condensation, collapse, thermonuclear reactions and the transformation of one element of matter into another, w... ... condensation, collapse, high temperatures, high pressure and thermonuclear reactions, which all are necessary for the birth of a star. We are capabl... ...cess of condensation, concentration, collapse, explosion and thermonuclear reactions, where hydrogen atoms fuse together and become helium atoms. Th... ... who both submit and rebel at the same time, on various levels. From both reactions what emerges, though, is hateful and destructive revenge against...

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...energies. Particle theories look totally disparate depending on the energies of the reactions they study. But, luckily, the reactions of massive pa... ...n-renormalizable, suppressed (though extremely weak) interaction. Other suppressed reactions threaten to unsettle the whole edifice - yielding such... ...zation, sublimation, repression, inhibition, anxiety and a host of other defensive reactions are but sentences in the language (valid strings or t... ...fantasy, imagination, and emotions are nothing but electric currents and spurts of chemicals in the brain, they say. Holists, on the other hand, re... ...and understanding. The properties of water, for instance, do spring forth from its chemical and physical composition and from the interactions betw... ...l processes are much less clear-cut. Natural processes are considered to be witless reactions. No intent can be attributed to them because no intel... ...fantasy, imagination, and emotions are nothing but electric currents and spurts of chemicals in the brain, they say. Holists, on the other hand, re... ...and understanding. The properties of water, for instance, do spring forth from its chemical and physical composition and from the interactions betw... ...ists. But we live at an age when mental disorders are thought to have physiological-chemical-genetic origins. All psychological theories and talk th...

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... although its material component already undergoes the natural process of chemical decomposition. The ghosts′ stay for a longer while within the mat... ...ainment, upon the natural conclusion of the material life, the body being chemically decomposed and the soul being dissociated into the constituent ... ...ined by the appearance and disappearance of sensations. Genetic birth and chemical decomposition of the body are elements defining very clearly the ... ...ect. 71 Somnambulism, hysteria and epilepsy are unnatural pathological reactions, of the body which fights that natural and necessary process of... ...ng the dissociation of the soul from the body, on the onset of the body′s chemical decomposition and on of the soul′s monadic dissociation. It means...

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... wisdom of the SELF. This is how we can learn to understand our past, our reactions and the healthy and unhealthy decisions we made at that time. ... ... we end up caught in her devouring jaws this does not make our destructive reactions and our decision to hate her forever legitimate. And yet mill... ...* “Just as the tree transforms energy (it transforms light energy into chemical energy), it also synthesizes energy (it makes a synthesis of th... ...ves to the spiritual dimension which pertains to those who transcend their reactions and live following values and virtue, with ideals and projects ...

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...plenty of clergymen shareholders. Or it might be a whitelead factory, or a chemical works, or a pot- tery, or a railway shunting yard, or a tailoring ... ... prescribed as a panacea, will prove as great a fail- ure as all the other reactions have done; for they do not rec- ognize its identity with any reac... ...rn enlightenments. And so for the present we must be content to proceed by reactions, hoping that each will establish some permanently practical and b...

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...why should it react just on Louis XVI? And what is the time limit for such reactions? To these questions there are and can be no answers. Equally litt... ...differs from any other force. The forces of gravitation, elec- tricity, or chemical affinity are only distinguished from one an- other in that they ar... ...dies, the undefinable essence of the forces of heat and electricity, or of chemical affinity, or of the vital force, forms the content of astronomy, p...

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...ace, taking on various attitudes and falling into decided silence. In its reactions it is a commentator on the events it analyzes. It goes beyond mi... ...he events it analyzes. It goes beyond mirroring these events and delivers reactions as if it understood the significance of the exchange. But effecti... ...onversion link (black arrow, shown as a dotted line), a node (typically a chemical(s)) is converted into another node, and used up in the process. In... ... (blue arrows, shown as a thick line) represents an enzyme that enables a chemical conversion and does not get used up in the process. For figures pl... ...ustrial sectors. As an example a particular model may be suitable for the chemical industry but appropriate to service industry. 4. Models as desc... ...due to industries and in particular the problems faced by workers of some chemical industries and so on. Now we proceed on to define the notion of... ...lved in the inter-relations of concepts. 22. Can NRM be used to model a chemical plant? Justify your claim. 23. When the data is unsupervised wh...

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... world. Sometimes the language confuses and misleads. There are two possible reactions to such a reality. One can reject it and insist on a different ... ...snippets are hardly sufficient to constitute any kind of survey of crit- ical reactions to intellectual property systems, but I believe that neverthele... ...st genres and styles created by others. He needed their actual songs. If the reactions of Clara Ward and Big Bill Broonzy are anything to go by, they ... ...f the park system and birdwatchers, but also hunters and those who disdained chemical pesticides in growing their foods. In the world of intellectual ... ...cerns about application of copyright to, 164–166; contrast be- tween courts’ reactions to danger of eroding public domain in copyright versus patent, ...

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...He also tests the effects of gases on mice, plants and insects. Priestley demonstrated that fixed air (now known as CO2) can be produced from several reactions including alcoholic fermentation, combustion and a mixture of oil of vitriol and chalk (sulfuric acid and calcium oxide). He also showed that it is soluble in water, and that its toxic effects can be reduced when ag...

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...and especially the human young, have to learn to utilize their instinctive reactions. The human being is born with a greater number of instinctive ten... ... hands, and legs, has to experiment in making varied combinations of their reactions, achieves a control that is flexible and varied. A chick, for exa... .... The infant has the advantage of the multi- tude of instinctive tentative reactions and of the experi- ences that accompany them, even though he is a... ...ally adapted to the utilization of the stimulus. That is to say, among the reactions of the body in general occur upon stimulation of the eye by light... ...iminated—or else no training occurs. As we have already noted, the primary reactions, with a very few ex- ceptions are too diffused and general to be ... ...ciples of mechanics. To cook is to utilize heat and moisture to change the chemical relations of food mate- rials; it has a bearing upon the assimilat... ...text, but translated into terms of sci- entific inquiry. Atoms, molecules, chemical formulae, the mathematical propositions in the study of physics—al...

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...rd ourselves as objectively as we should the motions of the planets or the chemical reac- tions of a new element. The study of animals reinforces this... ...ually cease to attribute desires to them, since we might find physical and chemical reactions sufficient to account for their behaviour. (b) Many of t... ...se to attribute desires to them, since we might find physical and chemical reactions sufficient to account for their behaviour. (b) Many of the moveme... ...e of part of the stimuli tends to cause the recurrence of the whole of the reactions. Semon’s applications of his fundamental ideas in various directi... ...ussell tion are primarily habits, having the peculiarity that very similar reactions are produced by stimuli which are in many respects very different...

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... lectures— Meaning of the term “divine”— The divine is what prompts SOLEMN reactions—Impossible to make our definitions sharp— We must study the more ... ...eory say that this makes no differ- ence to their thesis; that without the chemical con- tributions which the sex-organs make to the blood, the brain ... ...t hour. When we praise the thoughts which health brings, health’s peculiar chemical metabolisms have nothing to do with determining our judgment. We k... ...ife, so why not say that any total reaction upon life is a religion? Total reactions are different from casual reactions, and total attitudes are diff... ...r individual sense of it in the most definite way. Why then not call these reactions our religion, no matter what specific character they may have? No... ...tter what specific character they may have? Non-religious as some of these reactions may be, in one sense of the word “re- ligious,” they yet belong t... ...e of the religious life, and so should generically be classed as religious reactions. “He believes in No-God, and he worships him,” said a colleague o... ...e, is but a passive resultant of the really elemen- tary forces, physical, chemical, physiological, and psycho-physical, which are all impersonal and ...

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...d by their environment, their sins and good deeds be- ing only a series of chemical and mechanical reactions over which they have no control. Such fig... ...their sins and good deeds be- ing only a series of chemical and mechanical reactions over which they have no control. Such figments as mind, choice, p...

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...dino and the pillage of Moscow it had borne within itself, as it were, the chemical elements of dissolu- tion. The members of what had once been an ar... ...why should it react just on Louis XVI? And what is the time limit for such reactions? T o these questions there are and can be no answers. Equally lit... ...y differs from any other force. The forces of gravitation, electricity, or chemical affinity are only distin- guished from one another in that they ar... ...dies, the undefinable essence of the forces of heat and electricity, or of chemical affinity, or of the vital force, forms the content of astronomy, p...

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.... The most significant discoveries in chemistry and physics are presented chronologically to illustrate their contributions to the creation of the chemical sciences during the last 21 centuries....

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... to express the full extent of my emotions and reasons for writing this book on the STORY OF THE ATOM AND THE SCIENCES, with special reference to the CHEMICAL SCIENCES. In one sentence, I can distill the essence of the purpose for this study by simply stating that it has been a labor of love that transcended the written word because sentiments and ideas belong in the rea...

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...the theory of evolution. The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection. THE SECOND GENERATION IN SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENT 53 IN THE PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES 53 GALILEO GALILEI (1564-1642) Italian Astronomer and Physicist 53 One of the Founders of Modern Science and the Scientific Method. Proposed the Laws of Falling Bodies. Supporter of ...