 A theory becomes intelligible when it is expressed in terms of the primary concepts of force, space and time, as they are understood by the whole race of man. When a physical law is expressed in terms of those concepts we feel that we have a reason for...  Physical Review - Página 1361912Vista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | Thomas Vargish, Delo E. Mook - 1999 - 228 páginas
...whole race of man. When a physical law is expressed in terms of those concepts we feel that we have reason for it, we rest intellectually satisfied on...they recognize the limited and partial applicability ofthat theory and its inability to describe the universe in intelligible terms?6 History has been justly... | |
 | Helge Kragh - 2002 - 514 páginas
...— Italy 65 215 Netherlands 50 126 Austria(-Hungary) 49 — Switzerland 37 — Russia (USSR) 29 38 whom we owe the development of the theory of relativity, that they . . . pursue their brilliant course until they succeed in explaining the principle of relativity by... | |
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