Definition of microphysics in English:

microphysics

plural noun ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˌfɪzɪksˌmaɪkroʊˈfɪzɪks

treated as singular The branch of physics that deals with bodies and phenomena on a microscopic or smaller scale, especially with molecules, atoms, and subatomic particles.
Example sentencesExamples
- We could never predict this coding on the basis of biochemistry or microphysics alone.
- We do it by taking the same approach to microphysics.
- Given the claims about microphysics it is vital for Green's argument that the real causation can only be found at the microlevel.
- In the realm of microphysics, where we have strong (but still contestable) evidence of indeterminism, our ordinary causal notions do not easily apply.
- How is it that microphysics is time-reversible, yet macroscopic systems show increasing entropy?
- Nuclear power is a result of man's understanding, and discovery, of principles of what are called microphysics.
- Microphysics, for example, is a perfect expression of this: All of microphysics is based on things which are efficient, which determine our power to exist, especially today, but which exist beyond the power of our senses to detect.
- What we see in the sky now are remnants of very, very early microphysics.
- Moreover, the truth at which science aims need not be a single, rock-bottom order of things, as defined, for example, by microphysics.
- See Peter Galison's Image and Logic for a detailed analysis of the transforming effects of the introduction of new techniques and new technologies in the field of microphysics in the 20th century.
- Tell me when the senses have ever seen a principle of nuclear microphysics.
- So now we have three simple areas of physical science: life, astrophysics, microphysics.

Derivatives

microphysical

adjective ˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˈfɪzɪk(ə)lˌmaɪkroʊˈfɪzɪk(ə)l

He does not, however, give an account of what emergence is, apart from its involving macroscopic causal powers that do not supervene on the causal powers of and relations among the basic microphysical entities.
Example sentencesExamples
- Numerous extensions to the presented models can be straightforwardly incorporated to more precisely model the chemical and microphysical processes.
- We find a relationship between the microphysical and the astrophysical - these kinds of things: universal physical principles.
- However, the commonplace judgement of physicists is that microphysical processes are causal and temporally asymmetric in character.
- The other major hypothesis invokes particle charging interactions of either an inductive or microphysical nature.

Definition of microphysics in US English:

microphysics

plural nounˌmaɪkroʊˈfɪzɪksˌmīkrōˈfiziks

treated as singular The branch of physics that deals with bodies and phenomena on a microscopic or smaller scale, especially with molecules, atoms, and subatomic particles.
Example sentencesExamples
- See Peter Galison's Image and Logic for a detailed analysis of the transforming effects of the introduction of new techniques and new technologies in the field of microphysics in the 20th century.
- So now we have three simple areas of physical science: life, astrophysics, microphysics.
- We do it by taking the same approach to microphysics.
- What we see in the sky now are remnants of very, very early microphysics.
- Tell me when the senses have ever seen a principle of nuclear microphysics.
- How is it that microphysics is time-reversible, yet macroscopic systems show increasing entropy?
- In the realm of microphysics, where we have strong (but still contestable) evidence of indeterminism, our ordinary causal notions do not easily apply.
- Microphysics, for example, is a perfect expression of this: All of microphysics is based on things which are efficient, which determine our power to exist, especially today, but which exist beyond the power of our senses to detect.
- Moreover, the truth at which science aims need not be a single, rock-bottom order of things, as defined, for example, by microphysics.
- We could never predict this coding on the basis of biochemistry or microphysics alone.
- Given the claims about microphysics it is vital for Green's argument that the real causation can only be found at the microlevel.
- Nuclear power is a result of man's understanding, and discovery, of principles of what are called microphysics.

单词	microphysics
释义	Definition of microphysics in English: microphysics plural noun ˈmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˌfɪzɪksˌmaɪkroʊˈfɪzɪks treated as singular The branch of physics that deals with bodies and phenomena on a microscopic or smaller scale, especially with molecules, atoms, and subatomic particles. Example sentencesExamples We could never predict this coding on the basis of biochemistry or microphysics alone. We do it by taking the same approach to microphysics. Given the claims about microphysics it is vital for Green's argument that the real causation can only be found at the microlevel. In the realm of microphysics, where we have strong (but still contestable) evidence of indeterminism, our ordinary causal notions do not easily apply. How is it that microphysics is time-reversible, yet macroscopic systems show increasing entropy? Nuclear power is a result of man's understanding, and discovery, of principles of what are called microphysics. Microphysics, for example, is a perfect expression of this: All of microphysics is based on things which are efficient, which determine our power to exist, especially today, but which exist beyond the power of our senses to detect. What we see in the sky now are remnants of very, very early microphysics. Moreover, the truth at which science aims need not be a single, rock-bottom order of things, as defined, for example, by microphysics. See Peter Galison's Image and Logic for a detailed analysis of the transforming effects of the introduction of new techniques and new technologies in the field of microphysics in the 20th century. Tell me when the senses have ever seen a principle of nuclear microphysics. So now we have three simple areas of physical science: life, astrophysics, microphysics. Derivatives microphysical adjective ˌmʌɪkrə(ʊ)ˈfɪzɪk(ə)lˌmaɪkroʊˈfɪzɪk(ə)l He does not, however, give an account of what emergence is, apart from its involving macroscopic causal powers that do not supervene on the causal powers of and relations among the basic microphysical entities. Example sentencesExamples Numerous extensions to the presented models can be straightforwardly incorporated to more precisely model the chemical and microphysical processes. We find a relationship between the microphysical and the astrophysical - these kinds of things: universal physical principles. However, the commonplace judgement of physicists is that microphysical processes are causal and temporally asymmetric in character. The other major hypothesis invokes particle charging interactions of either an inductive or microphysical nature. Definition of microphysics in US English: microphysics plural nounˌmaɪkroʊˈfɪzɪksˌmīkrōˈfiziks treated as singular The branch of physics that deals with bodies and phenomena on a microscopic or smaller scale, especially with molecules, atoms, and subatomic particles. Example sentencesExamples See Peter Galison's Image and Logic for a detailed analysis of the transforming effects of the introduction of new techniques and new technologies in the field of microphysics in the 20th century. So now we have three simple areas of physical science: life, astrophysics, microphysics. We do it by taking the same approach to microphysics. What we see in the sky now are remnants of very, very early microphysics. Tell me when the senses have ever seen a principle of nuclear microphysics. How is it that microphysics is time-reversible, yet macroscopic systems show increasing entropy? In the realm of microphysics, where we have strong (but still contestable) evidence of indeterminism, our ordinary causal notions do not easily apply. Microphysics, for example, is a perfect expression of this: All of microphysics is based on things which are efficient, which determine our power to exist, especially today, but which exist beyond the power of our senses to detect. Moreover, the truth at which science aims need not be a single, rock-bottom order of things, as defined, for example, by microphysics. We could never predict this coding on the basis of biochemistry or microphysics alone. Given the claims about microphysics it is vital for Green's argument that the real causation can only be found at the microlevel. Nuclear power is a result of man's understanding, and discovery, of principles of what are called microphysics.
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