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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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... matter. Instead, it postu- lated that matter is operated by cause and effect. Chemical reac- tions do not happen according to the phantoms of alchemy... ...ot happen according to the phantoms of alchemy, but according to quantifiable chemical reactions that can be mechani- cally controlled by mathematics... ... according to the phantoms of alchemy, but according to quantifiable chemical reactions that can be mechani- cally controlled by mathematics. This me... ...l other sciences. It was believed that although a living organism was made of chemicals, it was nonetheless oper- ated by a living entity that was no... ... and experiment with it. Like any ordinary scientist, a Kabbalist can record reactions to actions. Kabbalists are researchers of the Up- per World, ... ...ped. When I was a child, we would take pictures on a film and dip the film in chemicals to de- velop the pictures. When the film was immersed in the ... ...er. These books tell Kabbal- ists what they should mind, what to do, and which reactions they can expect. T H E S T RU C T U R E O F R E A L I T Y 1... ... reaction by which we define that phenomenon. All we can do is study our own reactions to phenomena, meaning what happens inside of us. It follows t... ...be chilled, the cold can be heated; the solid can be turned to liquid through chemical operations, and the liquid made into air, meaning only gas, w...

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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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...was located inside a box isolated from air convection and light radiation. Chemical reactions of the opposite directions, processes of crystallization... ...ed inside a box isolated from air convection and light radiation. Chemical reactions of the opposite directions, processes of crystallization and diss...

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...became due. Madame Claes requested Pierquin to obtain the bill for all the chemicals that had been furnished to her husband. T wo months later, Messie... .... T wo months later, Messieurs Protez and Chiffreville, manu- facturers of chemical products, sent in a schedule of accounts rendered, which amounted ... ...ore especially valuable machinery, by the exorbitant price of certain rare chemicals, and finally by the cost of instruments made to order after the d... ... were to Claes. After the diamonds were sold in Paris, and the purchase of chemicals was again begun, the unhappy woman never knew another hour’s peac... ...he had borrowed, released his property from en- cumbrance, and resumed his chemical researches; but the House of Claes was deprived of its noblest orn... ... reached its climax, brought about in Marguerite’s soul one of those moral reactions against which the coldest hearts are powerless. She returned to t...

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...u would tell me of the remarkable precisions, the encyclopaedic quality of chemical terminology, and at the word terminology I should insinuate a comm... ...at are useful instead of being orna- mental, you wash—with such abstersive chemicals as soap for example—and above all you consult doctors.” He ap- pr... ...pered to an ordered criticism, and hatreds that merged at last in tolerant reactions. It was several hundred years ago that the great organisation of ... ...age by age; I can venture to ignore the rare chance of an abnormal- ity in chemical composition and of any startling aberration in my physiological re...

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...violet fragrant with virtues; in consequence of which, one of those strong reactions set in, unknown to Veronique, which are none the less solid and d... ... the will of their master; he being dead they dropped into shreds, powder, chemical dissolution, in fact I know not into what form of utter ruin, as s...

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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 ...

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...os, and so forth. And also, in a parallel case, there is shipbuilding. The chemical side of munition work can turn itself with no extreme difficulty t... ...rasp of what is happening until he realises the cardinal importance of the reactions that centre upon this question. The current development of politi... ...ical,” as the days before the French Revolution. Our days, our methods and reactions, are al- ready so different. The greater part of the freedom of m...

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... scoffers. Less than an apostle is unequal to the suppression of all human reactions incident to wounded sensibilities. Scorn is too naturally met by ... ...n Chris- tianity and Paganism, as though it resembled that between certain chemical poisons and the V enetian wine-glass, which (according to the beli... ...d to expose all poisons indifferently, considering the vast range of their chemical dif- ferences. But, surely , as against that one poison then famil... ... , as against that one poison then familiarly used for domestic murders, a chemical reagency might have been devised in the quality of the glass. At l... ...ere all equally affected by it. If, by some application of any mechanic or chemical discovery to the process of making candles, the labor of that proc... ...w simply at the locus of colli- sion: just as the reader may have seen the chemical theory of Dr. Priestley, and the counter-theory of his anti-phlogi...

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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...