The Philosophical Journal, 第 5-6 卷Royal Philosophical Society of Glasgow, 1968 |
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... physical facts , i.e. such that each physical object involved in the facts is represented by a symbol or assemblage of symbols and the facts themselves are represented by mathematical relationships between the symbols , often in the ...
... physical facts , i.e. such that each physical object involved in the facts is represented by a symbol or assemblage of symbols and the facts themselves are represented by mathematical relationships between the symbols , often in the ...
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... physical world . They failed to appreciate that Eucli- dean geometry is a physical theory and , like every other physical theory , is simply a mental construct which we find it convenient to employ when we wish to examine the spatial ...
... physical world . They failed to appreciate that Eucli- dean geometry is a physical theory and , like every other physical theory , is simply a mental construct which we find it convenient to employ when we wish to examine the spatial ...
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... physical . But whereas the polar field arose from the choice of a Riemannian geometry , gravitational fields arise from the choice of a Euclidean geometry . Einstein was able to construct a Riemannian Time - Space which is locally ...
... physical . But whereas the polar field arose from the choice of a Riemannian geometry , gravitational fields arise from the choice of a Euclidean geometry . Einstein was able to construct a Riemannian Time - Space which is locally ...
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MOJTABAI Anne Grace Reflections on Punishment | 1 |
CROWSON R A Man Science and Natural History | 18 |
LEHRER Keith Scottish Influences on Contemporary | 34 |
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